Retail Food Establishment Rules
Requirements for food protection, sanitation, facilities, daily operations, plan review, permits and inspections.
Download the agency PDFFind Arkansas food and alcohol rules, permitting guidance, food-safety training, food donation and waste-reduction programs in one place.
Use Arkansas's official searchable rules for current requirements. Printable agency PDFs are included as convenient reference copies.
Requirements for food protection, sanitation, facilities, daily operations, plan review, permits and inspections.
The linked agency PDF identifies October 24, 2022 as its effective date. Download the agency PDFRules governing alcoholic beverage permits, service, operations and enforcement in Arkansas.
Use the Code of Arkansas Rules for the current searchable version. Download the ABC rulebook PDFFind inspection reports, temporary-food guidance, training materials and the Arkansas Department of Health food-protection resources.
Open food protection hubSearch food inspectionsReview application prerequisites, renewals, service rules and answers to common permit questions from Arkansas ABC.
Open ABC guidanceRequest an ABC applicationFind ServSafe Manager and food-handler training, certification information and direct help from AHA.
Find ServSafe trainingContact AHAThese programs can help reduce waste, support Arkansas communities and build more sustainable practices. Service areas and participation requirements vary.
Restaurants, hotels, caterers and events can offer eligible prepared and perishable food for rescue and community distribution.
Central Arkansas service area. Potluck can coordinate regular or as-needed pickups.
Connect eligible bulk, retail and food-service surplus with a pantry or feeding program through the Foodbank's donation network.
Find a regional food bank statewideEPIC Glass Recycling provides commercial totes and pickup schedules tailored to a business's glass volume.
Compare Little Rock recycling providersUse a practical walkthrough and City support to improve food-waste, recycling, packaging and fats, oils and grease practices.
See recognized green restaurantsAvailable to restaurants within the City of Little Rock.
AHA can connect members with training and help identify the appropriate agency or community partner.
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