A. 
Retail establishments shall comply with §§ 87-51 through 87-53 (relating to design and installation of equipment and utensils).
B. 
Meat blocks and cutting boards shall be free of holes, cracks and crevices and shall be kept clean by effective methods.
C. 
Oil cloth or newspaper may not be used on a counter, table or shelf where food is handled.
Equipment, where applicable, shall be designed, installed and operated in accordance with the criteria set forth by the National Sanitation Foundation, Automatic Merchandising Health-Industry Council, Baking Industry Sanitation Standards Committee, and the Committee for 3-A Sanitary Standards for Dairy Equipment or other nationally recognized testing laboratory or agency, with the following exceptions:
A. 
Equipment which was installed in a retail food establishment prior to June 27, 1968, and which does not meet fully the design and construction requirements of this section, shall be deemed acceptable in that establishment if it is in good repair, capable of being maintained in a sanitary condition and the food contact surfaces are nontoxic.
B. 
Equipment described in Subsection A shall be located and installed to enable reasonable compliance with the requirements of this section pertaining to equipment installation, and the requirements pertaining to food protection.