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Safe Food Handling

  • Learn about basic food safety principles applicable to all foods.


Barbecue Food Safety
Use these simple guidelines for grilling food safely.
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Color Of Meat And Poultry
Questions and answers about factors affecting the color of meat and poultry.
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Cookware And Equipment - FAQ
Questions and answers about factors affecting the use of cookware and kitchen equipment.
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Cross Contamination
By following these simple steps, you can prevent cross-contamination and reduce the risk of
foodborne illness.
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Crossing The Border With Meat And Poultry
Tips on traveling with food. More . . .

Do New Consumer Products Enhance or Endanger Food
Facts about thawing trays, solar box cooking, disposable temperature indicators, thermoelectric cooler/warmers. More . . .

Doneness Versus Safety
Is "done" the same thing as "safe"? What does it mean to cook to proper temperature.
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Door-to-Door Meat Sales
Consumers must know important information about the dealer and the company before making
a decision they might later regret.
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Fighting Bactria By Chilling Out
Cold temperatures keep harmful bacteria from growing. More . . .

Food Safety Tips
Bacterial, parasitic or viral illness caused by food is no fun, and it can have long-term. More . . .

Food Handling Cleanliness
When it comes to safe food handling, everything that comes in contact with. More . . .

Food Inspection And Grading
The inspection and grading of meat and poultry are two separate programs within USDA.
Inspection for wholesomeness is mandatory; grading for quality is voluntary. More . . .

Food Product Dating
Background information on what dates do and don't tell you about the safety of your food. More . . .

Food Safety Temperatures
Keep food out of the Danger Zone between 40° and 140°F. More . . .

Food Safety For Seniors
Why are seniors more susceptible to foodborne illness. More . . .

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