Food and Hygiene Course
Food and Hygiene Course £9.70 for Course, Exam and Certificate Go To: Food-Safety-Training.net/level2 Starting today, the complete Level 2 […]
Food and Hygiene Course £9.70 for Course, Exam and Certificate Go To: Food-Safety-Training.net/level2 Starting today, the complete Level 2 […]
Chemical hazards Sources: Pesticides • On the farm • In the food premises Industrial chemicals • Environmental contamination • Freezer
In a report in the Saturday Telegraph, published on the 30th December, 2023, it has been confirmed that a
Physical hazards Hazards • Broken teeth • Cuts in mouth • Choking (However, all
Customers · Shopping bags · Pets Staff · Blowing into bags · Licking fingers Customers and staff ·
Control of bacterial hazards Remove sources • Purchase food from reputable suppliers • Check delivery vehicles • Inspect food
Sources, vehicles and routes of bacterial contamination To control hazards we need to know where they
Types of contamination (hazards) Contamination The presence or introduction of a hazard. (EC Regulation No. 852/2004) Hazard Something which may
Identification of bacteria Macroscopic examination · Culture media (specific additives) · Shape, size, colour and consistency of colony Microscopic
Spores Spore formation: Some bacteria (Clostridium and Bacillus) form spores when conditions are unfavourable i.e. · High temperature (not when