Multitasking Musts: Skills Every Food Handler Needs
Multitasking skills are an important part of a food handler's work and can contribute to safe food handling practices.
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Every food safety training should make sure to cover the following ways food becomes unsafe.
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Be wary of the temperature danger zone! Follow food safety best practices when receiving and storing fresh orders of food supplies.
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Learn the five best ways to prevent allergic reactions to food with Trust20. Restaurants should know that food allergies are on the rise.
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Get a Food Allergy Certificate with online allergen awareness training from Trust20. Protect people with food allergies when you get a food allergy ...
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Cross contamination and cross contact are both important terms to know when it comes to food safety training. Learn about the similarities and ...
Read MoreHow Can Food Safety Help Reduce Waste in the Foodservice Industry?
Learning the basics of food safety or taking an accredited food handler training can play an important part in reducing of food waste.
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Food allergies, intolerances, and preferences are on the rise - do you know the difference?
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You can prevent foodborne illnesses when you avoid these food safety fails. Take your food handler training and keep food at your restaurant safe.
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