Follow These Rules When You’re Down on the Farm

Good Agricultural Practices, or GAP, is serious safety business for your customers who harvest food.

By Jeff and Terri Wigley
November 2018

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Question: Can you explain the basics of Good Agricultural Practices, or GAP, where portable sanitation is concerned?

Answer: GAP is an inspection program for the fresh fruit and vegetable industry with the goal of food safety in the field. In October 1998, the U.S. Department of...

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