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Effect of Safe Food Handling Programming on Participants' Food Handling Behaviors

Family and Consumer Sciences Research Journal, 1995
The purpose of this study was to determine the extent to which participants adopted safe food handling behaviors after attendingfood safety programs conducted by the Texas Agricultural Extension Service. One hundred telephone interviews with program participants were completed. The interview schedule included 16 food handling questions.
Joyce I. Nies, Peggy Gentry Van Laanen
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Automated food handling

Assembly Automation, 2003
This paper concerns the use of sensors and systems integration in the automated handling of foodstuffs in sandwich making and biscuit packing.
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Food Safety and Food Handling Practices.

2022
Salmonellosis is the second most reported gastrointestinal disorder in the EU resulting from the consumption of Salmonella-contaminated foods. Symptoms include gastroenteritis, abdominal cramps, bloody diarrhoea, fever, myalgia, headache, nausea and vomiting.
Ehuwa, Olugbenga   +2 more
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Consumers’ competence in handling food

Journal of Food Engineering, 2003
Abstract This paper provides information on the consumers’ competence in handling food in private households––limited to location of storage and duration of storage of fresh food resp. of food in packages already opened. Data were obtained by face to face interviews of a sample of 2000 people older than 14 years in Germany, 2000.
Cornelie Pfau, Johannes Piekarski
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Correct Food Handling Procedures

1992
Correct temperature control of food is the single most important consideration when preparing food if food poisoning is to be avoided. Care taken to prevent cross-contamination during food preparation will significantly reduce the numbers of food poisoning bacteria found on food.
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Safe Handling of Foods

2000
Safe handling of raw meat and poultry products safe handling of dairy and egg products safe handling of fruits and vegetables safe handling of seafood safe handling of foods for high risk individuals safe food handling in airline catering food safety in catering establishments safe preparation of foods at the foodservice and retail level - restaurants,
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Handling food safely

Nursing Older People, 1993
D, Blackshaw, J, Gates
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Food sensitivity

Postgraduate Medicine, 1987
Food sensitivity is only one of several types of food-related reactions. Symptoms are not pathognomonic; hence, a broad differential diagnosis is often considered. Unless the anticipated reaction is systemic anaphylaxis, the role of any food suspected (by history, skin testing, and/or radioallergosorbent test) of causing the patient's symptoms should ...
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Personal Hygiene and Food Handling

1997
Food handlers can carry bacteria that can cause illness in people who eat the food handlers prepare. In fact, people are the most common source of food contamination. Hands, breath, hair, sweat, coughs, and sneezes all carry microorganisms. Even if a food handler does not feel sick, he or she could still be carrying microorganisms that can cause ...
Norman G. Marriott, Gill Robertson
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