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Three Major Food Hazards in the School Environment

There are three hazards that make food unsafe to eat and preventing these biological, chemical, and physical hazards from reaching dining halls, cafeterias, and other student food services is an essential part of safe food handling at schools and universities.

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What Is the Importance of Food Safety Monitoring in the Food Industry?

Food safety and monitoring is an essential responsibility of the foodservice industry, where unsafe temperatures or improper preparation can have a very real impact on public health.

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ComplianceMate at the 2022 National Restaurant Association Show

The 2022 National Restaurant Association Show brought food service industry leaders and business owners back together after a three-year break. Over 1,300 exhibitors offered insight into the advances in over 900 product categories
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Tips for Meeting and Exceeding HACCP Requirements

The HACCP management system helps food service businesses manage back-of-house (BOH) operations by implementing and monitoring safe food-handling procedures and holding temperatures.

It is the gold standard of measurement in the food industry. The following tips for meeting and exceeding the HACCP requirements will help you get started no matter what part of the food industry is your specialty.
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Benefits of Having a Wireless Temperature Sensor in Your Foodservice Establishment

Restaurants and food service establishments face a constant challenge in proving that inventory and prepared foods have been maintained at safe temperatures throughout their handling. Without understanding the temperature history of food products by continuous monitoring, restaurants experience as much as 85% of their product loss as a result of time and temperature control. Monitoring food…
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Top 5 Most Important Rules of Proper Food Storage

Proper food storage is essential to maintaining the quality of food until it is ready to be used in a home or business. Allowing perishable food to spoil not only adds to food waste but puts our families and communities at risk for foodborne illnesses. The costs to businesses also includes repair of equipment, cleaning services, and the cost of restocking spoiled food.1

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