The law just covers food prepared on premise one of the few loopholes in the law that actually benefit small breweries.
This is likely because the brewing process (pH level of the final product, boiling for 60 mins etc.) and the packaging process have steps that would mitigate any health issues caused by typical pet contamination. Food preparation, does not provide that same level of guarantee.
The general rule is if the store is open 24hrs then you're allowed to overnight camp or at least we never ran into issues when I did my last cross country road trip a few years ago.
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The law just covers food prepared on premise one of the few loopholes in the law that actually benefit small breweries.
This is likely because the brewing process (pH level of the final product, boiling for 60 mins etc.) and the packaging process have steps that would mitigate any health issues caused by typical pet contamination. Food preparation, does not provide that same level of guarantee.