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Food Safety on the Go

Food Safety on the Go. 2012 Edition. Module 2: Program director. Module 2. Audience: program director Responsible for food safety Questions before and after course. 3. The Daily New. Foodborne illness outbreak sickens dozens of people. Recession is declared over. by Donna Mason.

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Food Safety on the Go

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  1. Food Safetyon the Go 2012 Edition

  2. Module 2:Program director

  3. Module 2 • Audience: program director • Responsible for food safety • Questions before and after course 3

  4. The Daily New Foodborne illness outbreak sickens dozens of people Recession is declared over by Donna Mason A panel of private economists declared that the U.S. recession ended in June 2009. The 18-month downturn was the longest recession in the post-World War II era. The unemployment rate was 9.6 percent by Larry Schroeder A foodborne illness outbreak that was linked to chicken left at room temperature for over 6 hours has afflicted over 30 people. The bacterium that contaminated the chicken was Salmonella, a common cause of foodborne illness. 3 people had to be hospitalized. Cost of a foodborne illness outbreak • Ill clients • Lawsuits • Low morale • Negative attention from media • Bad reputation • Program may have to close

  5. Food safety training • Train staff and volunteers: • when they start • at least once a year • Document training for legal reasons

  6. Food safety policies • Need to be proactive • Throughout the flow of food: • purchasing • receiving • storage • preparation • holding • delivery • Team effort needed

  7. Food safety regulations • Recommended at the federal level • Written at the state level • Enforced at the state and local levels

  8. Federal Food Code • Model for state and local regulators • New version every 4 years • Nearly all state food codes based on this

  9. Food safety regulations • Most food safety regulations written at the state level • State, county or city health inspectors conduct inspections in most states • Regulations differ by state and region • hot holding temp. ≥ 140ºF or ≥ 135ºF • cold holding temp. ≤ 40ºF or ≤ 41ºF

  10. Food safety regulations • Find out regulations from local health departments • Make sure caterers and vendors follow state and local food safety laws

  11. Other food safety regulations • Older Americans Act (OAA) requirements • State Unit on Aging and Area Agency on Aging requirements • Other funding requirements

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  14. Thank you

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