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NFSM Week 3: How to Prevent Foodborne Illnesses in Your Restaurant: Essential Tips

Latest News NFSM Week 3: How to Prevent Foodborne Illnesses in Your Restaurant: Essential Tips Sep 16, 2024 During week three of National Food Safety Month 2024, we’re focusing on ways to prevent the spread of foodborne illnesses in restaurants. Proper prevention practices can significantly reduce the risk of contamination and foodborne illnesses. Follow these…

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NFSM Week 2: Stories from the Frontlines

Latest News NFSM Week 2: Stories from the Frontlines Sep 9, 2024 Behind the Kitchen Door: Stories from the Frontlines Welcome back to National Food Safety Month 2024! Last week, we explored the pathogens that most commonly cause foodborne disease in the United States. This week, we’re taking a closer look at what goes on behind…

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NFSM Week 1: What is a Foodborne Illness?

NFSM Foodborne Illness

Latest News NFSM Week 1: What is a Foodborne Illness? Sep 5, 2024 Millions of Americans experience food poisoning each year, suffering symptoms like vomiting, diarrhea, and cramps. In some cases, those symptoms aren’t just disruptive – they’re life-threatening.   That’s why, to kick off National Food Safety Month 2024, we’re focusing on some of…

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Get Smart About Foodborne Illness with ServSafe

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Latest News Get Smart About Foodborne Illness with ServSafe Sep 5, 2024 Each year in September for National Food Safety Month, we dive into a new food safety topic, and this year we’re focusing on understanding, managing, and preventing foodborne illness outbreaks. According to the CDC, more than half of all U.S. foodborne outbreaks are associated…

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ServSafe Tips for Restaurant Revelries during Holidays

Latest News ServSafe Tips for Restaurant Revelries during Holidays Dec 6, 2023 As we head into the holidays, bookings for seasonal celebrations are robust, already approaching and even exceeding pre-pandemic levels in some areas. The last thing you need is a foodborne illness to ruin your customers’ holiday revelries, not to mention your restaurant’s sales…

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