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Correct Food Handling Procedures

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Correct temperature control of food is the single most important consideration when preparing food if food poisoning is to be avoided. Care taken to prevent cross-contamination during food preparation will significantly reduce the numbers of food poisoning bacteria found on food. However, as a few bacteria are still likely to be present, every effort must be made to keep the temperature of high-risk foods out of the danger zone (5°C–63°C) so that bacterial multiplication cannot take place.

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© 1992 Jill Trickett

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Trickett, J. (1992). Correct Food Handling Procedures. In: Food Hygiene for Food Handlers. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-80602-7_5

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