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Customer(s)River Ranch Fresh Foods
    Contact:Francisco Valdes
    Address: 1156 Abbott St
    Salinas California 93901
    United States
    Phone Number: 831-970-0707 Fax Number: 831-755-8255
    Email(s):Cvaldes@rrff.com
Duda Farm Fresh Foods, Inc/CA
    Contact:Cynthia Dominguez
    Address: P.O. Box 2386
    Salinas California 93901
    United States
    Phone Number: 831-784-2300
    Email(s):cynthia.dominguez@duda.com
Fresh Kist Produce, L.L.C
    Contact:Ariane Allan
    Address: 2040 Guadalupe Rd Suite A
    Nipomo California 93444
    United States
    Phone Number: 805-343-3310 Fax Number: 805-343-3308
    Email(s):aallan@freshkist.com
Curran Company Inc/Growers Express LLC
    Contact:Kris Gavin
    Address: PO Box 948
    Salinas California 93902
    United States
    Phone Number: 831-757-9700 Fax Number: 831-422-4246
    Email(s):kgavin@thegiant.com
Mann Packing Company, Inc.
    Contact:Connie Quinlan
    Address: Po Box 690
    Salinas California 93901
    United States
    Phone Number: 831-796-2625 Fax Number: 831 769-9368
    Email(s):connie.quinlan@mannpacking.com
Church Brothers, LLC
    Contact:Megan Chedwick
    Address: P.O Box 509, United States, California, Salinas,
    Salinas California 93902
    United States
    Phone Number: 8316821022
    Email(s):megan@churchbrothers.com
Grower(s)John Gill Ranches
    Contact: Mike Mallory
    Address: P.O. Box 1005
    King City California 93930
    United States
Ranch(s)Crinklaw,Lesinnini
    Address: NA
    King City California
    United States
Facility(s)Taylor Farms - Hansen
    Contact:Joshua Tamayo
    Address: 1275 Hansen Street, Salinas CA 93901
    Salinas California 93901
    United States
    Phone Number: 831-676-9582 Fax Number: 831-676-9502
    Email(s):jtamayo@taylorfarms.com
Audit Type:Farm/Ranch
Foreman or Contact Person (and email):Bob Martin
Location/City:King City
State:California
Country:United States
Date Audit Started:05/02/2005 09:00
Date Audit Finished:05/02/2005 13:00
Commodity(ies):Celery, Onions, Lettuce, Cauliflower, Broccoli
Auditor:Javier Sollozo (PrimusLabs Auditors)
Audit Percentage Score:99%
Announced Audit?Yes
Audit Scope:NA


Audit Preparation
Question No.Audit QuestionGiven AnswerGiven ScorePossible ScoreRecommendationAuditor CommentsAudio/
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0.01Have a Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) manuals been developed for each growing area (e.g., farm, orchard, ranch, vineyard, etc.) that is covered under this audit? (Response cannot be N/A)Yes00
0.02Have self-audits been completed for each growing area (e.g. farm, orchard, ranch, vineyard, etc.) that is covered under this audit? (Response cannot be N/A)No00(No recommendation)

Ground History
Question No.Audit QuestionGiven AnswerGiven ScorePossible ScoreRecommendationAuditor CommentsAudio/
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1.01Has the growing area been used for the production of food or fiber crops for five or more years? (Response cannot be N/A)Yes77
1.02Has the growing area ever been used as a feed lot, pasture, or for other animal husbandry? (The response cannot be N/A)No77
1.03Has the growing area been flooded due to natural causes since the previous growing season? If NO, go to 1.04. (The response cannot be N/A)No00
1.03aWere tests conducted showing soil was negative or within the EPA's or appropriate regulatory agency's approved limits for contaminants? (If response is NO, automatic failure will result)N/A00
1.04Has the growing area ever been used in a non-agricultural function such as a toxic waste site, landfill, mining, or for the extraction of oil or natural gas? (The response cannot be N/A)No55
1.05Have incinerator, industrial waste or mine tailings ever been applied to or disposed of on the growing area? If NO, go to 1.06. (The response cannot be N/A)No55
1.05aWere tests conducted showing soil was negative or within the EPA's or appropriate regulatory agency's approved limits for contaminants? (If response is NO, automatic failure will result)N/A00
1.06Has the growing area ever been used as a landfill or toxic waste site? If NO, go to 1.07. (The response cannot be N/A)No55
1.06aWere tests conducted showing soil was negative or within the EPA's or appropriate regulatory agency's approved limits for contaminants? (If response is NO, automatic failure will result)N/A00
1.07If the growing operation is operating under organic principals, have any materials prohibited by the California Organic Foods Act or other certification organization been applied in the 36-month period prior to harvest? If N/A, go to 2.01.N/A00
1.07aIs current certification by an approved organic certification organization on file and available for review?N/A00

Adjacent Land Use
Question No.Audit QuestionGiven AnswerGiven ScorePossible ScoreRecommendationAuditor CommentsAudio/
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2.01Is the utilization of the land adjacent to the growing area a possible source of contamination (e.g., runoff from a feed lot, dairy, compositing facility, or meat rendering operation)? If NO, go to 2.02. (The response cannot be N/A)No55
2.01aHave measures (e.g., fences, barriers, drainage, etc.) been taken to prevent contamination from adjacent land?N/A00
2.02Is livestock in proximity to growing operation? NOTE:This refers to temporary situations including grazing, 4H, FFA, or other projects. If NO, go to 2.03. (The response cannot be N/A)No00
2.02aAre fences or other physical barriers adequate to restrain livestock from entering the field?N/A00
2.03Are domestic animals (e.g., dogs, horses, etc.) in proximity to the growing operation? (The response cannot be N/A)No00
2.03aAre fences or other physical barriers adequate to restrain domestic animals from entering the field?N/A00
2.04Is animal manure stored in adjacent fields? If NO, go to 2.05 (The response cannot be N/A)No55
2.04aHave measures been taken to secure the animal manure stored in adjacent fields (e.g., covered by tarps, etc.)N/A00
2.05Is the farm near an industrial site (I.e. chemical, steel, or other manufacturing) or wastewater facility that may emit toxic waste into the surrounding air or waters? If NO, go to 2.06. (The response cannot be N/A)No55
2.05aFor facilities that may present a possible contamination source, have the SARA (Superfund Amendments and Reauthorization Act) records been reviewed?N/A00
2.05bAre proper pollution control mechanisms in place to prevent emission of toxic waste into surrounding air or waters? The appropriate agency (e.g., SARA, AQMD, etc.) will need to be contacted to insure compliance and verification.N/A00
2.06Are bio-solid (sewage sludge) stored or applied in adjacent fields? If NO, got to 2.07. (The response cannot be N/A)No55
2.06aHave measures been taken to restrict the movement of or secure (i.e. covered with tarps or disced into the field) the bio-solids stored or applied in adjacent fields?N/A00
2.06bIf bio-solids are stored or used in adjacent fields, have they been composted?N/A00
2.06cIf bio-solids are stored or used in adjacent fields, does it meet EPA Class A or equivalent state or local standards?N/A00
2.06dHas the adjacent landowner supplied paperwork confirming the bio-solids meet EPA Class A or equivalent state or local standards?N/A00
2.07If the growing operation is operating under organic principles, does a 25-foot (minimum) buffer zone exist between the organic crop and adjacent non-organic land?N/A00

Fertilizer Usage
Question No.Audit QuestionGiven AnswerGiven ScorePossible ScoreRecommendationAuditor CommentsAudio/
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3.01Is recycled grass clippings or other recycled vegetative material used in the growing cycle (refers to non-composted treatment)? (The response cannot be N/A).No55
3.02Is compost or animal manure used as a soil supplement and/or nutrient source? If NO, go to 3.03.No00
3.02aIf animal manure is used, is it composted?N/A00
3.02bAre the grower's composted or raw manure records available for review? If NO, go to 3.02f.N/A00
3.02cAre the grower's composted or animal manure records current?N/A00
3.02dDoes the composted animal manure meet or exceed the federal, state, or local minimum composting guidelines?N/A00
3.02eIs the composted material sterilized?N/A00
3.02fDoes the grower have a letter of assurance from the compost or manure supplier certifying compliance with federal, state, or local guidelines?N/A00
3.02gAre compost or manure applications made during the dormant season or prior to planting?N/A00
3.02hAre compost or manure applications incorporated into the soil?N/A00
3.02iIf the field was fumigated, was it fumigated after compost or manure application to kill pathogens?N/A00
3.03Are bio-solids (I.e. sewage sludge) used as a soil supplement and/or nutrient source? If NO, go to 3.04. (The response cannot be N/A)No00Refer to SOP 04-02
3.03aAre the bio-solids composted?N/A00
3.03bAre the grower's bio-solids records available for review? If NO, go to 3.03dN/A00
3.03cAre the grower's bio-solids records current?N/A00
3.03dDo the bio-solids meet or exceed federal, state, or local guidelines either with regard to composting procedures or microbial levels of E. coli and Salmonella sp.? (If response is NO, automatic failure will result)N/A00
3.03eDoes the grower have a letter of assurance form the bio-solids supplier certifying compliance with state or local guidelines?N/A00
3.03fAre bio-solids applications made in accordance with EPA, state, or local guidelines?N/A00
3.03gAre bio-solids applications incorporated into the soil?N/A00
3.03hIf the field was fumigated, was it fumigated after bio-solids application?N/A00
3.04Are chemical fertilizers applied? If NO, go to 3.05. (The response cannot be N/A)Yes00
3.04aAre the grower's chemical fertilizer records available for review? If NO, go to 3.04cYes33
3.04bAre the grower's chemical fertilizer records current?Yes33
3.04cDoes the grower have a letter of assurance from the chemical fertilizer supplier that specifies the source of inert ingredients?Yes33
3.05If the growing operation is operating under organic principles, do all fertilizers used comply with the California Organic Foods Act, the Federal Organic Foods Production Act or other certification organization? If not applicable or NO, go to 4.01.N/A00
3.05aAre the grower's organic fertilizer records available for review? If No, go to 3.05cN/A00
3.05bAre the grower's organic fertilizer records current?N/A00
3.05cDoes the farmer have a letter of assurance from the organic fertilizer supplier?N/A00

Water Usage
Question No.Audit QuestionGiven AnswerGiven ScorePossible ScoreRecommendationAuditor CommentsAudio/
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4.01Is the crop dryland farmed? If YES, go to 5.01.No00(No recommendation)
4.02Is the irrigation water sourced via municipal pipeline? If NO, go to 4.03.No00Refer to SOP 05-02
4.02aAre annual test (I.e. microbial) results of the municipal water on file and available for review? If YES, go to 4.03.N/A00
4.02bAre the crops irrigated by a micro irrigation or drip system?N/A00
4.02cIs overhead irrigation used to irrigate the crop or as part of a frost or freeze prevention program?N/A00
4.02dAre the crops irrigated by flood irrigation or a furrow system?N/A00
4.02eAre the crops subirrigated?N/A00
4.03Is irrigation water sourced from a well? If NO, go to 4.04.Yes00
4.03aIs the well designed to prevent animal (e.g., rodent, bird, etc.) access?Yes55
4.03bAre any measures taken to minimize microbial contamination of wells (e.g., visual inspection, periodic chlorination, filtration, rodent control program, etc.) ?Yes77
4.03cAre records kept for the periodic visual inspection or chlorination of wells and available for review?No03Refer to SOP 05-01
4.03dAre microbial (e.g., E. coli, total Coliform, fecal Coliform, etc.) tests conducted on well water? If NO, go to 4.03i.Yes55
4.03eWhen microbial tests are being conducted on a well, are proper sampling protocols being followed?Yes33
4.03fDo written policies exist covering corrective measures if high test results on well water are recorded?Yes33
4.03gAre well water test results available for review?Yes33
4.03hAre water test results current? If YES, go to 4.04.Yes33
4.03iAre the crops irrigated by a micro irrigation or drip system?N/A00
4.03jIs overhead irrigation used to irrigate the crop or as part of a frost or freeze prevention program?N/A00
4.03kAre the crops irrigated by flood irrigation or a furrow system?N/A00
4.03lAre the crops subirrigated?N/A00
4.04Is the irrigation water sourced from a pond or reservoir? If NO, go to 4.05.No00
4.04aAre measures taken to restrict livestock access to the pond or reservoir (e.g., barriers, fences, etc.)?N/A00
4.04bIs there a routine maintenance program for ponds or reservoirs that includes removal of all inappropriate materials (e.g., plant material, trash, animal carcasses etc.)?N/A00
4.04cAre any measures taken to minimize microbial contamination of ponds or reservoirs (e.g., visual inspection, periodic chlorination, filtration, rodent control program, etc.)?N/A00
4.04dAre the records kept for the periodic visual inspection and chlorination of ponds or reservoirs available for review?N/A00
4.04eAre microbial tests (e.g., E. coli, total Coliform, fecal Coliform, etc.) conducted on the pond or reservoir water? If NO, go to 4.04j.N/A00
4.04fWhen microbial tests are being conducted on a pond or reservoir, are proper sampling protocols being followed?N/A00
4.04gDo written policies exist covering corrective measures if high test results of pond or reservoir water are recorded?N/A00
4.04hAre test results of pond or reservoir water available for review?N/A00
4.04iAre water test results current? If YES, go to 4.05.N/A00
4.04jAre the crops irrigated by a micro irrigation or drip system?N/A00
4.04kIs overhead irrigation used to irrigate the crop or as part of a frost or freeze prevention program?N/A00
4.04lAre the crops irrigated by flood irrigation or a furrow system?N/A00
4.04mAre the crops subirrigated?N/A00
4.05Is the irrigation water sourced from canals or ditches? If NO, go to 4.06.No00Refer to SOP 05-01
4.05aAre the canals or ditches under the direction of the local water district?N/A00
4.05bDoes livestock have access to canals or ditches?N/A00
4.05cIs there a routine maintenance program for canals or ditches that includes removal of all inappropriate materials (e.g., plant material, trash, animal carcasses, etc.)?N/A00
4.05dAre any measures taken to minimize microbial contamination of canals or ditches (e.g., visual inspection, periodic chlorination, filtration, rodent control program, etc.)?N/A00
4.05eAre records kept for periodic visual inspection or chlorination of canal or ditch water and available for review?N/A00
4.05fAre microbial tests conducted on the canal or ditch water? If NO, go to 4.05kN/A00
4.05gWhen microbial tests are being conducted on canal or ditch water, are proper sampling protocols being followed?N/A00
4.05hDo written policies exist covering corrective measures for canal or ditch water if high test results are recorded?N/A00
4.05iAre the canal or ditch water test results available for review?N/A00
4.05jAre water test results current? If YES, go to 4.06.N/A00
4.05kAre the crops irrigated by a micro irrigation or drip system?N/A00
4.05lIs overhead irrigation used to irrigate the crop or as part of a frost or freeze prevention program?N/A00
4.05mAre the crops irrigated by flood irrigation or a furrow system?N/A00
4.05nAre the crops subirrigated?N/A00
4.06Is reclaimed (I.e. gray or tertiary) water used on the farm for irrigation? If NO, go to 4.07No00Refer to SOP 05-03
4.06aIs the reclamation process under the direction of the local water district?N/A00
4.06bAre microbial control measures (e.g., chlorination, ozone, etc.) for reclaimed water utilized by the water district?N/A00
4.06cAre tests (e.g., pH, free chlorine levels, E. coli, etc.) conducted to assure that the reclaimed water harbors no harmful microbes? If NO, go to 4.06l.N/A00
4.06dAre tests on the reclaimed water conducted according to a set schedule?N/A00
4.06eAre the reclaimed water samples taken from the proper location (e.g.., intake, effluent, etc.)?N/A00
4.06fAre the reclaimed water district tests open to grower review?N/A00
4.06gDoes the farm have a test result review process for reclaimed waters?N/A00
4.06hHave the water district and growers agreed on upper and lower control limits for reclaimed waters with regard to the parameters tested?N/A00
4.06iHave the water district and growers agreed on corrective measures for reclaimed waters if the control limits are exceeded?N/A00
4.06jAre test results from reclaimed waters available for review?N/A00
4.06kAre water test results current? If YES, go to 4.07.N/A00
4.06lAre the crops irrigated by a micro irrigation or drip system?N/A00
4.06mIs overhead irrigation used to irrigate the crop or as part of a frost or freeze prevention program?N/A00
4.06nAre the crops irrigated by flood irrigation or a furrow system?N/A00
4.06oAre the crops subirrigated?N/A00
4.07Is the irrigation water sourced from reused (I.e. recycled tail water) irrigation water? This question group concerns the use of irrigation tail water that may be reused. If No, go to 4.08.No00Refer to SOP 05-01
4.07aAre any measures taken to minimize microbial contamination of reused water (e.g., visual inspection, periodic chlorinating, filtration, rodent control program, etc.)?N/A00
4.07bAre records kept for the periodic visual inspection or chlorination of reused water and available for review?N/A00
4.07cAre microbial tests conducted on the reused water? If NO, go to 4.07h.N/A00
4.07dWhen microbial tests are being conducted on reused water, are proper sampling protocols being followed?N/A00
4.07eDo written policies exist covering corrective measures for reused water if high test results are recorded?N/A00
4.07fAre test results from reused water available for review?N/A00
4.07gAre water test results current? If YES, go to 4.08.N/A00
4.07hAre the crops irrigated by a micro irrigation or drip system?N/A00
4.07iIs overhead irrigation used to irrigate the crop or as part of a frost or freeze prevention program?N/A00
4.07jAre the crops irrigated by flood irrigation or a furrow system?N/A00
4.07kAre the crops subirrigated?N/A00
4.08Are fertilizers applied by irrigation?Yes00Refer to SOP 05-02
4.09Are pesticides applied by irrigation?No00
4.10If required, are check valves or air gaps utilized to prevent back flow?Yes55
4.11Does the farm have a written Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) which restricts the storage, loading, mixing, or dilution, of agricultural chemicals near the water sources?Yes55
4.12Does the farm have a written Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) that restricts the cleaning of spray tanks and related equipment near the water sources?Yes55

Pest Control Usage
Question No.Audit QuestionGiven AnswerGiven ScorePossible ScoreRecommendationAuditor CommentsAudio/
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5.01Is a state licensed Pest Control Advisor (PCA) or an equivalent professional recommendation obtained prior to applying pesticides?Yes55
5.02Is a state licensed custom applicator's services or equivalent utilized for some or all applications?Yes33
5.03Does the growing operation have a state certified or county licensed employee or equivalent for in-house pesticide applications? The response will be NA if the growing operation does not make in-house applications.Yes55
5.04Is the water source used for pesticide spray applications potable or of suitable agricultural quality?Yes1010
5.04aIf the water used for spray applications is sourced off-site, does the grower have a letter of assurance for the water used by the contract applicator?N/A00
5.05Have Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) been developed for pesticide applicators?Yes55
5.06Does the farming operation follow a 100% pesticide application reporting program for those items required to be reported by state or local guidelines? (If response is NO, automatic failure will result)Yes1515
5.07Are pesticide application records available for review? If NO, go to 5.08.Yes33
5.07aAre pesticide application records current?Yes33
5.08Of the pesticides used, are they restricted to those registered by the United States Environmental Protection Agency, state, or local agencies? (If response is NO, automatic failure will result)Yes2020
5.09Are pesticide applications restricted by the guidelines established by the product label as well as local, state, and federal laws and regulations? (If response is NO, automatic failure will result)Yes2020
5.09aAre pesticide applications limited by EPA, state, or local guidelines designed to protect potential ground water contamination?Yes55
5.09bIs harvesting restricted by time intervals established by the EPA as stated on the product's label? (If response is NO, automatic failure will result)Yes2020
5.09cIs employee reentry limited by guidelines established by the registrant and approved by the US EPA as stated on the product's label?Yes1010
5.09dAre fields posted when category one materials are applied?Yes55
5.09eAre ground and aerial pesticide applications restricted when gusts are excessive?Yes55
5.10If pesticide containers are stored on the property, are they stored in a secure location?Yes33
5.11Are empty pesticide containers disposed of according to the label or state requirements?Yes33
5.12Have SOPs been developed for routine pesticide application equipment inspections and replacement?Yes55
5.13Is an Integrated Pest Management program established? NOTE: This may consist of various elements including field scouting, the use of beneficials, biological pesticides, etc.).Yes33
5.14If the growing operation is operating under organic principles, do all pesticides used comply with the California Organic Foods Act and the Federal Organic Foods Production Act? If NA, go to 6.01.N/A00
5.14aAre organic pesticide application records available for review? If NO, go to 6.01.N/A00
5.14bAre organic pesticide application records current?N/A00

Employee Safety & Hygiene
Question No.Audit QuestionGiven AnswerGiven ScorePossible ScoreRecommendationAuditor CommentsAudio/
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6.01Does the growing operation have a written policy for dealing with employees who appear to be sick? (Response cannot be N/A)Yes55
6.02Does the growing operation have a written policy regarding employees with open wounds? (Response cannot be N/A)Yes55
6.03Does the growing operation have a written policy prohibiting eating in the growing area? (Response cannot be N/A)Yes33
6.04Does the growing operation have written policy prohibiting the use of tobacco products in the growing area? (Response cannot be N/A)Yes33
6.05Does the growing operation have a Standard Operating Procedure that includes guidelines and expectations regarding employee hygiene? (Response cannot be N/A)Yes33
6.06Are employee educational sessions provided for employees on a scheduled basis? If NO, go to 6.10.Yes77
6.07Are the employee hygiene educational sessions formalized in an outline format?Yes33
6.08Are the employee hygiene educational sessions attendance records (signed by the employees) available for review?Yes55
6.09Are the employee hygiene educational session attendance records current?Yes33
6.10Are toilet facilities provided? If NO, go to 6.21 (If response is NO, automatic failure will result)Yes1515
6.11Are separate toilet facilities provided for men and women in groups larger than 5 employees?Yes55
6.12Is a minimum of one toilet facility provided for each group of 20 employees?Yes1010
6.13Are toilet facilities placed at or within ¼ mile of all employees?Yes1010
6.14Do toilet facilities have visuals or signs, written in the appropriate languages, reminding employees to wash their hands before returning to work?Yes55
6.15Are toilets constructed of materials that are easy to clean?Yes22
6.16Are the toilets construction materials of a light color allowing easy evaluation of cleaning performance?Yes22
6.17Are the toilets maintained in a clean condition?Yes55
6.18Are the catch basins of the toilets designed to prevent contamination in the field?Yes55
6.19Are the toilet catch basins emptied outside the growing area?Yes55
6.20Are the toilets supplied with toilet paper?Yes1010
6.21Is there evidence of fecal contamination in the field? (If response isYes, automatic failure will result)No2020
6.22Are hand washing facilities provided? If NO, go to 6.28. (If response is NO, automatic failure will result)Yes1515
6.23Is water made available for hand washing at all facilities?Yes1010
6.24Is soap made available at all hand washing facilities? If NO, go to 6.26.Yes1010
6.25Does the soap have bacteriostatic properties?Yes55
6.26Are single-use towels available at all hand washing facilities?Yes1010
6.27Are the hand wash stations designed to capture rinse water or prevent contamination in the field?Yes55
6.28Are there written policies with corrective action guidelines requiring employees to wash their hands prior to beginning work after break periods, or after using the toilet facilities? (Response cannot be N/A)Yes55
6.29Are employees washing their hands prior to beginning work?Yes33
6.30Are the employees washing their hands after break periods?Yes55
6.31Are the employees washing their hands after using the toilet facilities?Yes1010
6.32Is fresh drinking water provided for field workers?Yes77
6.33Are the water containers periodically cleaned?Yes55
6.34Are single-use paper cups or a drinking fountain available for employees?Yes77
6.35Are garbage cans provided in the field for the disposal of food and beverage containers, cups, and paper towels?Yes55
6.36Are garbage cans constructed and maintained (e.g., lids, bags, etc.) in such a manner that protects against preharvest or post harvest contamination of the crop?Yes55
6.37Are first-aid kits available? If NO, go to 6.39.Yes55
6.38Is the inventory of the first-aid kits maintained?Yes33
6.39Is there a written policy requiring all commodities that come in contact with blood are destroyed? (Response cannot be N/A) (If response is NO, automatic failure will result)Yes2020
6.40Is there a written policy requiring all commodities that are dropped on the ground discarded?Yes33
6.41Is there a written policy prohibiting domestic animals in the growing area? (Response cannot be N/A)Yes33
6.42Is there a written policy prohibiting children in the growing area? (Response cannot be N/A)Yes55

Food Security
Question No.Audit QuestionGiven AnswerGiven ScorePossible ScoreRecommendationAuditor CommentsAudio/
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7.01Are measures taken to control vehicle access to Field/Greenhouse? (specified access roads, furrows, etc)?Yes00
7.02Is access to facilities restricted (unauthorized entry signs posted, etc.)?Yes00
7.03Are gates (chains, etc.) located at entrances to ranch-level roads?No00Please refer to FDA guidelines that apply to food security. Located on FDA website at http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/fsterr.html
7.04Are wells or other water sources secured (designed to prohibit tampering, etc.)?Yes00
7.05Are grounds and facilities monitored by either in house or contracted personnel?Yes00
7.06Are staff members instructed to note and report suspicious activity?Yes00
7.07Are high risk areas (spray equipment, equipment shops, sheds, etc.) monitored?Yes00
7.08Are storage areas (chemical, packaging, spray equipment, etc) secured?Yes00
7.09Is equipment examined for tampering prior to use?Yes00
7.10Are company supervisors required to undergo security training?No00Please refer to FDA guidelines that apply to food security. Located on FDA website at http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/fsterr.html
7.11Is training session content and attendence documented?N/A00Please refer to FDA guidelines that apply to food security. Located on FDA website at http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/fsterr.html
7.12Is education material related to security made available?N/A00Please refer to FDA guidelines that apply to food security. Located on FDA website at http://www.cfsan.fda.gov/~dms/fsterr.html
7.13Are inventory records of agricultural chemicals maintained?Yes00
7.14Are the inventory records periodically reconciled with inventory?Yes00

Miscellaneous Survey Questions
Question No.Audit QuestionGiven AnswerGiven ScorePossible ScoreRecommendationAuditor CommentsAudio/
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8.01Is the irrigation water suspected or known to be contaminated with perchlorate? If NO, mark section 8.02 through 8.13 N/A.No00
8.02Has perchlorate testing been done on irrigation water?N/A00
8.03Are measures taken to reduce the presence of perchlorate in the irrigation waters?N/A00
8.04Has the irrigation system been adapted to remove perchlorate by means of selective resins, etc.?N/A00
8.05Is the soil suspected or known to be contaminated with perchlorate?N/A00
8.06Has perchlorate testing been done on the soil?N/A00
8.07Have measures been taken to reduce the presence of perchlorate in the soil?N/A00
8.08Have growing practices been utilized that enhance the growth of microbes known to degrade perchlorate?N/A00
8.09Are attempts made to reduce aeration (lower soil oxygen levels) of the soil during the off season?N/A00
8.10Are organic amendments added to the soil (energy source for microbes know to degrade perchlorate)?N/A00
8.11Is nitrate fertilizer utilized on the soil (some microbes active in de-nitrification also reduce perchlorate)?N/A00
8.12Have any microbes known to degrade perchlorate been added to the soil?N/A00
8.13Has the grower requested any outside financial assistance (local, state or federal) to help re-mediate perchlorate contamination?N/A00


Audit Scoring Summary
Audit PreparationScore0
Possible Points0
Percent Score0%
Ground HistoryScore29
Possible Points29
Percent Score100%
Adjacent Land UseScore20
Possible Points20
Percent Score100%
Fertilizer UsageScore14
Possible Points14
Percent Score100%
Water UsageScore44
Possible Points47
Percent Score94%
Pest Control UsageScore148
Possible Points148
Percent Score100%
Employee Safety & HygieneScore277
Possible Points277
Percent Score100%
Miscellaneous Survey QuestionsScore0
Possible Points0
Percent Score0%
TotalScore537
Possible Points535
Percent Score99%