North CarolinaFleet Washing Desk

North Carolina Fleet Washing Desk · Updated 2026-10-17

A worker in a blue shirt and an orange vest holds a pressure-washer wand against the lower rear of a dirty white box truck, with a fan of water on the panel above the rear wheels.
A worker in a blue shirt and an orange vest holds a pressure-washer wand against the lower rear of a dirty white box truck, with a fan of water on the panel above the rear wheels.

Refrigerated trailer fleet washing

Fleet washing is the job if this place is where the vehicles sit.

The FDA page asks whether 3 facilities that make the same food need 3 distinct facility-specific food safety plans. The excerpt says the framework of section 418 of the FD&C Act is directed to a facility. It does not state a trailer-wash temperature or a local sewer rule.

You can send the request from the form. A reply comes by email, and a company is not promised to call.

The line we copied

Are we required to have 3 distinct facility-specific food safety plans even though we produce the exact same food product at all 3 facilities? The overall framework of section 418 of the FD&C Act is directed to a facility.

FDA questions on the Food Safety Modernization Act

Two lines from the FDA food-safety excerpt.
Line in the excerptWhat it says
The question3 distinct facility-specific food safety plans for the same food at 3 facilities
The frameworkSection 418 of the FD&C Act is directed to a facility

What was not measured: a wash temperature, a sewer permit, and a grease interceptor. Those are not in the excerpt, so they are not printed here.

Questions the excerpt can answer

  1. Q1. Does the FDA excerpt require 3 food safety plans for 3 facilities making the same food?

    The page asks that question. The lines we copied say the framework of section 418 of the FD&C Act is directed to a facility. They do not finish with a yes or a no.

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