Food Safety of America

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Rapid Curriculum Design with a fabulous franchise Ecuador. Having a great time and learning the similarities about food safety training in both countries.

I just explained the 4 levels of consciousness in Spanish! Thanks to the fine Teammates!

Check out the latest in technology and the food industry.

Ranking MLB ballparks by food safety inspections Ranking the best—and worst—MLB stadiums based on violations in recent food safety inspections.

Play Ball... and eat safe! Does your favorite team make the cut when it comes to food safety?

Ranking MLB ballparks by food safety inspections Ranking the best—and worst—MLB stadiums based on violations in recent food safety inspections.

See what some of the top issues are for restaurant inspections.

Food worker cards, temps plague restaurants in latest inspections Problems with food worker cards, temperature control and hand washing were some of the top findings in this week’s batch of restaurant inspections by the Benton-Franklin Health District’s food safety team.

Did You Know? Washing hands more often when preparing food can GREATLY reduce food poisoning.

Even though avian influenza is more of a biosecurity issue than either a food security or food safety issue, it important that all corporate protocols be reviewed in light of the potential for additional outbreaks in the southeast United States.

Is Avian Influenza a Food Defense Issue? Like it or not, avian influenza virus could be used to attack the poultry industry.  

Did You Know? Pregnant women and newborn babies have an increased risk of food poisoning.

Avoid food poisoning in the Summer by following these tips.
https://medicalxpress.com/news/2017-08-food-safety-summer.html

Food safety tips for summer Foodborne illness peaks in the summer, because bacteria that are present throughout the environment and in the bodies of people and animals grow faster in the warm summer months. And outdoor activities increase. More people cook outside - without the safety controls of a kitchen.

Becoming Aware of Common Food Allergies & Sensitivities What at first tastes delicious can cause itchy danger for some people. According to WebMD, about 90 percent of food allergies are caused by eggs, fish, milk, peanuts, shellfish, soy foods and tree nuts (such as walnuts) as well as wheat and other grains containing gluten, such as barley and rye. Wha...