2013
DOI: 10.1590/s0101-20612013000400008
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Profile of establishments in the supermarket sector with respect to good practices in the city of Santa Maria (RS), Brazil

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“…Although their items are more organized and better displayed, supermarkets' fulfilment of the legislation in force overall ranges from regular to dissatisfactory 18,22 . Based on the literature, these spaces present deficiencies linked to their buildings 18,23 , lack of integrated pest control and lack of documentations required to house commercial establishments 19,20,23 . Furthermore, there are flaws associated with people management, such as lack of labor health certificates and precarious personal hygiene; as well as with good food production practices, such as lack of temperature control in the embedded food chain and inappropriate storage conditions for food types that present crossed contamination risk 24 .…”
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“…Although their items are more organized and better displayed, supermarkets' fulfilment of the legislation in force overall ranges from regular to dissatisfactory 18,22 . Based on the literature, these spaces present deficiencies linked to their buildings 18,23 , lack of integrated pest control and lack of documentations required to house commercial establishments 19,20,23 . Furthermore, there are flaws associated with people management, such as lack of labor health certificates and precarious personal hygiene; as well as with good food production practices, such as lack of temperature control in the embedded food chain and inappropriate storage conditions for food types that present crossed contamination risk 24 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%