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what is physical contaminants in the food
when objects gets into food
what the sources of physical contaminants
metal shaving, wood, fingernails, staples, bandages, glass, jewelry, dirt, fruit pit, bones
what are the symptoms of consuming physical contaminated food
cuts
dental damage
choking
what are the prevention measures for physical contaminants
approved/reputable supplier
inspect food
good personal hygiene
what are the sources of chemical contaminants
cleaners, sanitizers, polishes, machine lubricants, pesticides, deodorizers, first-aid products, health/beauty products
what are the typical symptoms of consuming chemical contaminated food
vomit and diarrhea
refer to MSDS
what are the prevention measures for chemical contaminants
approved/reputable supplier
away from prep/food-storage/service areas
use for what they intended use
use only approved utensils/equipment
factory's chemical label on container, properly dispose
what program shuld address the point in your operation where food is at risk
food defense proram
what is the acronym for food defense program
A-assure
L-look
E-employees
R-report
T-threat
Assure (ALERT)
make sure product is from safe source
supervise deliveries
use suppliers who practice food defense
request delivery vehicle be locked/sealed
Look (ALERT)
monitor security of product
limit access to prep/storage area
create a system for handling damaged products
chemical in a secure location
train staff to spot food defense threat
Employee (ALERT)
know is in your facility
limit access to prep/storage area
identify visitor
background check on staff
Report (ALERT)
keep information related to food defense accessible
logs
office files
staff files
food defense self-inspection
Threat (ALERT)
know what to do & who to call if a suspicious activity occur
hold product you suspect to be contaminated
contact authority immediately
maintain emergency contact list
what are some of the allergy symptoms
nausea, wheezing/shortness of breath
hives/rashes
swelling
vomit/diarrhea
abdominal pain
what is minimum amount of person should be available for answering questions related to menu
1 per shift
list the responsibilities of the person whose job is to answer customer's question about the menu
describe dishes: how is it prepared
identifying ingredients
suggesting item: suggest simple menu items
delivering food
describe cross contact
allergens are not transferred to food serving to the customer
what are some of the ways to avoid cross contact
wash cookware, utensils and equipment
wash hand/change gloves
use separate fryers/oil
prep food in different area
label