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7 challenges

1 Time and Money


2 Language and Culture


3 Literacy and Education


4 Pathogens


5 Unapproved Suppliers


6 High-risk customer


7 Staff turnover





Five ways food become unsafe

1 purchasing food from unsafe sources


2 Failing to cook food correctly


3 Holding food at incorrect temperature


4 Using contaminated equipment


5 Practicing poor personal hygiene

TCS Foods

1 milk and diary


2 meat


3 poultry


4 fish


5 shell eggs


6 potato


7 rice


8 tofu


9 sprouts


10 melons


11 garlic and oil mixtures


12 shellfish

High Risk for Food-borne Illness

* Elderly people


* Preschool age children


* People with compromise immune system


* People with cancer or on chemotherapy


* People with HIV/AIDS


* Transplant recipients


* People taking certain medications

RTE

* Cooked Food


* Washed fruit and vegetables


* Deli meat


* Bakery items


* sugar,spices,and seasoning

Government agencies

* Food and Drug Administration (FDA)


* U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA)


* Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)


* U.S.Public Health service (PHS)


* State and local regulatory authority

Food and Drugs administration

spec's all the food except meat, poultry,and eggs.The agency also regulates food transported across state lines.In addition, the agency issues the FDA model food code, which provides recommendations for food safety regulations.



U.S.DEparment of Agriculture

The (USDA) regulates and inspects meat,poultry,and eggs. It also regulates food that crosses state boundaries or involves more than one state.

Center for Disease Control and prevention

Federal agency that conducts and supports health promotion, prevention and preparedness activities in the United States with the goal of improving overall public health.

U.S.Public Health service

Researches into the causes of food borne-Illness outbreak