The Hidden Danger of Kitchen Biofilms
Tayler Greenwood2026-06-19T15:00:53+00:00In previous blogs, we discussed why cleanliness is not always safe in the kitchen of a food service operation. The fact is that [...]
In previous blogs, we discussed why cleanliness is not always safe in the kitchen of a food service operation. The fact is that [...]
A few years ago, as part of a larger food safety research grant, our research team was exploring the behavioral patterns of foodservice [...]
I can’t speak for you all, but one of the moments I always hated in the day-in-the-life of a foodservice manager was when [...]
Every restaurant has someone running the show during any given shift. The FDA Food Code has a name for that person, the Person [...]
The restaurant industry continues to face a growing challenge: understaffing. According to recent industry reporting, labor shortages are not only costly for operators [...]
In our last blog, we established that while the FDA Food Code doesn’t explicitly require a written employee health policy, a verbal system [...]
Last month, we introduced you to the foodborne pathogens every foodservice employee should know by name: Norovirus, Hepatitis A, Salmonella Typhi, Shigella, E. [...]
Last month we talked about norovirus, the leading cause of foodborne illness outbreaks. Today we will turn our attention to overall employee health, and its role in keeping food safe. Many of you who are in my generation can relate to the fact that you rarely called in to work sick, and when you did you probably couldn’t get out of bed. You may also relate to being a manager and discouraging people from calling in sick because it was so difficult to be short-handed. Well, that mind set just has to change for the health of everyone!
Food service managers and crew try to follow the rules of food protection. Yet, occasionally a complaint may arise and these calls take priority over all other daily crises. If you have been in the food service industry long enough, you may have gotten one of these. A customer may claim, "I think your food made me ill." These words inflict instant anxiety. If it happens, here are some next steps to think about in advance of such a claim:
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