Help with Herb Drying in Maryland

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UMES EXTENSION

11A. DRY TEMPERATURE

For example, a temperature of 105°F or 40°C for 24 hours with a low humidity works well if it is controlled and has air movement. The duration of the drying process varies depending on the kind of herb and your weather conditions. Both leaves and stems should crumble, even if you don’t use the stems. If you dry flowers, you should be able to crumble them. If it is too moist, it will be a food safety hazard. If it is too dry, it will lose volatile flavor components and become lower quality.

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16B. IDENTIFICATION CODE

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16A. TRACEABILITY SYSTEM

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15. STORAGE

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14A. ABIDE BY THE FDA AND THE FTC AND MARYLAND ADVERTISING LAWS

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14. LABEL YOUR PRODUCT ACCORDING TO COMAR 10.15.03.12

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13A.FOOD GRADE

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12B. SORPTION CURVE

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13. PACKING & PACKAGING

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12A. WATER ACTIVITY BALANCED WITH QUALITY

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12. WATER ACTIVITY

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11A. DRY TEMPERATURE

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11. TEMPERATURE

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10. PRE-DRY

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9. WASH WATER QUALITY

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8. WASH, RINSE AND SANITIZE FOOD CONTACT SURFACES

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9B. WATER SAMPLING

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9A. POTABLE WATER

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8A. CHECK SANITIZER CONCENTRATION

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7B. CLEAN & SANITIZE TOOLS

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6A. PROTECTED FIELD

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5A. ONLINE TRAINING RESOURCES ARE AVAILABLE

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3B. EXAMPLE SOP PROCEDURE FOR CREATING TEAS

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1B. LICENSES

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GUIDELINES IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND?

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5. YOU’LL NEED SANITATION PLANS AND TRAINING AND RECORDS

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4A. FACILITIES REQUIREMENTS

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1A. MARYLAND GUIDELINES

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3A. WHAT IS INVOLVED IN AN SOP?

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