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WEBResource Library. The Canadian Institute of Food Safety (CIFS) is committed to reducing food-borne illness in Canada through education, promotion and advocacy for better food …

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Personal Hygiene for Food Handlers

WEBFood Handlers are required to wash their hands before starting work, handling food or packaging, handling equipment, linen or utensils, eating, caring for the sick or changing …

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Food Safety Requirements in Canada

WEBHealth Inspectors play an important role in monitoring food safety. They have the authority to: enter a food business property at any time and without permission; request evidence …

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Passing a Food Safety Inspection

WEBWith the correct training and proper in-house food handling procedures, passing a food safety inspection in Canada can be a positive collaboration between foodservice …

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Understanding HACCP Principles

WEBUltimately, a Health Inspector will be the best judge of how effective you have been in implementing HACCP principles into your operations, but developing a detailed (yet …

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Building a Food Safety Plan

WEBA Health Inspector will be the best judge of the effectiveness of your Food Safety Plan. Your business may have a visit from an Inspector up to three times per year (or more). …

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Allergen Management for Food Businesses

WEB8. Sesame Seeds. Sesame seeds are known to be a very strong allergen, so it is critical to check ingredients for sesame products. Sesame is a common ingredient in a range of …

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Effective Cleaning & Sanitizing

WEBCleaning and sanitizing is a critical process for ensuring the safety of your customers and employees. Cleaning and sanitizing is a two-step process: STEP 1: CLEANING. …

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Food Service to Vulnerable Persons

WEBAll Canadian food businesses must comply with federal and provincial food safety laws, as well as local municipal legislation. Food businesses that process or serve food to …

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Safe Food Cooking Temperatures

WEBSafe Food Cooking Temperatures. Many potentially hazardous foods (e.g. meat, poultry, seafood) already harbour harmful bacteria when purchased. Cooking foods to the …

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Tips for Safe Preparation of Sushi

WEBUse the following tips and guidelines to safely prepare sushi and keep customers safe from food-borne illness. Upholding food safety protocols is achieved through many actions, …

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Restaurant Health Inspection Checklist

WEBThis is a general health inspection checklist. This is a general health inspection checklist. We recommend that you contact your local health department to check for additional …

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Food Allergies in Canada

WEBApproximately 2.6 million Canadians live with a food allergy or intolerance, and deaths from food allergy triggered anaphylaxis are increasing. Download this handy infographic to …

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Building a Positive Food Safety Culture

WEBprotect your customers from food safety hazards. protect your brand and reputation from negative reviews, complaints or media scandal. enjoy peace of mind knowing that your …

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Opening a Food Business in British Columbia

WEBIntroduction. Each municipality in B.C. has specific requirements for opening a food business, and these requirements may change over time. To confirm the most up-to …

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Food Recall Warnings and Allergy Alerts

WEBStay up-to-date on the latest food recalls happening across Canada to ensure your business and customers are protected from unsafe food products. When there is reason …

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Canadian Food Safety Training: A Province-by-Province Analysis

WEBFood safety in New Brunswick is enforced by the New Brunswick Health Protection Services division. Permits and Licences. Food premises in New Brunswick require a …

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Potentially Hazardous Foods

WEBPREPARING. Breads and batters are both potentially hazardous foods — especially if they contain eggs or other dairy products. Batters and breading are often used to coat meat, …

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Pest Prevention and Control

WEBRegularly clean and sanitize all garbage containers, recycling or green bins, as lingering smells are sure to attract rodents and other vermin. Always store food at least six inches …

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Opening a Food Business in Alberta

WEBIntroduction. Each municipality in Alberta has specific requirements for opening a food business, and these requirements may change over time. To confirm the most up-to …

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