Which facility is explicitly listed as inspectable by the FDA in the material?

• A. A dairy farm
• B. A hospital
• C. A farm supply store
• D. A warehouse

Answer: (A)

The question centers on who the FDA can inspect within the food production chain. The material identifies facilities involved in producing and handling food as inspectable, including dairy-related operations. A dairy farm is explicitly listed as inspectable because it is part of the dairy supply chain that can affect food safety and enter interstate commerce. The other options—hospitals, farm supply stores, and warehouses—aren’t described in that material as explicitly inspectable by the FDA. In practice, FDA inspections focus on facilities that produce, process, or hold FDA-regulated foods, with dairy farms being a direct example in this context.