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What should be the limit while keeping food samples safely in an Indian food enterprise?

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Correct answer: The sample should be clean, labelled and kept only for a defined period

The direct answer is A: a food sample should be clean, properly labelled, and kept only for a defined period according to the enterprise’s procedure and applicable requirements. A retained sample can help identify what was served if a complaint or suspected food-safety problem occurs. First collect it hygienically; then use a closed, suitable container; label the food, date, and other required details; and store it under suitable conditions for the stated period. Option A is correct because it combines hygiene, traceability, and limited controlled retention. Option B invites contamination. Option C gives no legitimate quality purpose. Option D is wrong because a retained sample is for monitoring or investigation, not routine sale. Exam cue: samples support traceability, not confusion or resale.

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