Food Safety Market

Food Safety Market Food Safety Market is a leading destination for food safety training in the Canadian food service industry.

Food Safety Market is a leading designer of food safety training for the food service industry in Canada. Our mission is to help food service operators serve safe food to their customers; our vision is to create a culture of food safety wherever food is being prepared and consumed. With these goals in mind, we provide interactive educational tools for trainers to educate people at all levels of the organization - from those who manage food service operations to those who prepare and serve the food.

Maybe you don't need your Food Handler Certificate today.But will you need it for the job you apply for next month?For t...
10/09/2026

Maybe you don't need your Food Handler Certificate today.

But will you need it for the job you apply for next month?
For the restaurant that calls you back?
For the position you've been waiting for?

Sometimes the best time to get a qualification is before someone asks you for it.

Then, when the opportunity comes, you're not trying to catch up.

You're ready.

Not sure if our Food Handler Certification is right for you?

Send us a message.

A real person will be happy to help.

Or, if you're ready to start:

Use code MFS15off for $15 off.

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Food safety isn't a list of random rules.There's science behind them.Why food needs to be kept at certain temperatures.W...
10/08/2026

Food safety isn't a list of random rules.

There's science behind them.

Why food needs to be kept at certain temperatures.

Why some foods need more careful handling.

Why contamination can happen even when nothing looks wrong.

Why certain procedures need to happen in a specific order.

Good training doesn't just tell you:

"Do this."

It helps you understand:

"This is why it matters."

And understanding the why makes knowledge much easier to use in real life.

That's how our Managing Food Safety course is designed.

Practical knowledge.
Real situations.
Information you can actually use at work.

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Before food safety training:"It looks fine.""It should be okay.""That's how we usually do it."After learning the why beh...
10/07/2026

Before food safety training:

"It looks fine."
"It should be okay."
"That's how we usually do it."

After learning the why behind food safety:

"How was it handled?"
"Was the correct procedure followed?"
"Can we verify that it's safe?"

That's the real value of training.

It changes the questions you ask.

And better questions lead to better decisions.

A Food Handler Certificate is the qualification.

The knowledge behind it is what you carry into every shift.

Use code MFS15off for $15 off.

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Finish this sentence:"You know you work in food service when __________." 😂When you automatically notice how other peopl...
10/06/2026

Finish this sentence:

"You know you work in food service when __________." 😂

When you automatically notice how other people store food?

When you can't look at a buffet the same way anymore?

When you hear a timer beep in public and immediately look around?

Food service changes the way you notice things.

Your turn.

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Nobody feels completely ready on their first day in a kitchen.There's a lot happening.New people.New equipment.New routi...
10/05/2026

Nobody feels completely ready on their first day in a kitchen.

There's a lot happening.

New people.
New equipment.
New routines.
And usually, a pretty fast pace.

You're not expected to know everything on day one.

But understanding the fundamentals of food safety gives you something important:

A place to start.

You begin recognizing risks.
You understand why certain procedures exist.
And little by little, you stop second-guessing yourself.

Everyone starts somewhere.

Start with good knowledge.

Use code MFS15off for $15 off your Food Handler Certification.

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You've done it that way for years.But do you know why?In food service, habits spread quickly.One person learns from anot...
10/02/2026

You've done it that way for years.

But do you know why?

In food service, habits spread quickly.
One person learns from another.
Then another.

And suddenly, "that's how we do it here" becomes the rule.

But a habit isn't automatically a safe practice just because everyone does it.

Good food safety training gives you something experience alone can't always provide:

The reason behind the routine.

And once you understand the why, it becomes much easier to make the right decision when the situation changes.

Build your knowledge with recognized Food Handler Certification.

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Can You Pass the Food Handler Exam?You work around food every day.But how much do you actually know about food safety?Wo...
10/01/2026

Can You Pass the Food Handler Exam?

You work around food every day.

But how much do you actually know about food safety?
Would you know how to prevent cross-contamination?
Recognize a food safety hazard?
Handle food at safe temperatures?
Respond when something goes wrong?

There's a difference between having experience around food and understanding why safe food handling practices matter.

Put your knowledge to the test.

Get your Food Handler Certification and take what you know one step further.

Use code MFS15off for $15 off.

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You get a small cut on your hand during a shift.It's nothing serious.But you're handling food.Now what?Cuts and wounds n...
09/30/2026

You get a small cut on your hand during a shift.

It's nothing serious.
But you're handling food.
Now what?

Cuts and wounds need to be properly covered before returning to food preparation. Depending on where the wound is, additional protection such as a glove may also be needed.

The goal is simple:
Protect the wound and protect the food.

These are exactly the kinds of real-life situations food handlers need to be prepared for.

Ready to get certified?

Use code MFS15off for $15 off your Food Handler Certification.

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You Dropped the TongsThe tongs hit the floor.You pick them up.What happens next?Hopefully, they don't go straight back i...
09/29/2026

You Dropped the Tongs

The tongs hit the floor.
You pick them up.

What happens next?

Hopefully, they don't go straight back into service.

A utensil that has touched the floor can become contaminated and should be properly cleaned and sanitized before being used again.

Busy kitchen?
Long line?
Customers waiting?
None of that makes the floor cleaner.

Knowing how to respond in the moment is part of good food handling.

Want to build your food safety knowledge?

Use code MFS15off for $15 off your Food Handler Certification.

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Where Are the Chemicals?Take a quick look around your kitchen.Where are the cleaning chemicals stored?Food and chemicals...
09/28/2026

Where Are the Chemicals?

Take a quick look around your kitchen.

Where are the cleaning chemicals stored?

Food and chemicals should never be treated like ordinary neighbours on a shelf.

Cleaning and sanitizing products need to be stored properly and away from food, equipment and food-contact items.
Because contamination isn't always biological.

Chemicals can become a food safety hazard too.

Knowing the different types of food safety hazards is an important part of food handler training.

Use code MFS15off for $15 off your Food Handler Certification.

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4-115 First Street, Suite 214
Collingwood, ON
L9Y4W3

Opening Hours

Monday 7:30am - 5pm
Tuesday 7:30am - 5pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 5pm
Thursday 8:30am - 5pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 10am - 4pm

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