Learn more about keeping your food safe - http://www.searo.who.int/entity/world_health_day/2015/en/
Learn more about keeping your food safe - http://www.searo.who.int/entity/world_health_day/2015/en/
Potato salad left out too long could really ruin your day — or two or three.
Edible food is often scraped from plates, tossed into dumpsters, and dumped into landfills.
Food poisoning claims are serious and may effect the reputation of your restaurant. Learn how to handle them properly, while protecting your business.
There are some key ways to make sure you avoid foodborne illnesses from bacteria such as salmonella. Learn safety tips for handling, cooking, and storing food.
By combining search queries related to food poisoning with the location data of the people searching for help, Google can quickly identify which restaurants should be avoided by consumers and inspected by health departments.
Trust us, that warm pasta salad is definitely not worth it.
They're changing the way kids look at incorporating fruits and veggies in their meals.
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The food service industry is a growing part of our economy, and it has a big substance abuse problem.
Before you jump into this competitive industry, it helps to know who your diners are and what type of trends you might want to follow.
With updated national school nutrition standards, and the increased availability of fruits and vegetables, parents are happy to know that students are selecting healthier school meals.
Besides providing great food and outstanding service, discover what else can you do to draw customers in to your new restaurant.
From our farms to grocery stores to dinner tables, one-third of the food we grow is lost or wasted. We can do better.
Has this ever happened to you? You make a big pot of soup, stew, or other dish thinking you'll freeze a batch for convenient meals later...only you never get around to freezing it and then you have to toss the batch. The Kitchn recommends a "Freeze first, eat second" rule to solve this problem.
Research shows that when kids are allowed to serve themselves, they're less likely to overeat. They also tend to be more open to trying different kinds of foods.
Nowadays, chefs are moving beyond purely charitable support to become very public anti-hunger activists.