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Several basic factors affect or contribute to the sanitary condition or standing of a citrus processing or bottling plant. One is geographic location. Rural, suburban, and metropolitan areas each have different sanitation problems. Insect and rodent habitats as well as waste disposal facilities exert an influence on plant sanitation. Weather conditions and climate also play a significant role in sanitation problems. Temperatures, humidity, and precipitation affect insect and rodent fauna and activity, which vary throughout the year as well as from one geographical location to another. Also, sanitation methods and precautions followed during daylight hours differ from those used at night when insects and rodents are most active and attracted to lights.
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Kimball, D. (1991). Inspections. In: Citrus Processing. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-3700-3_14
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