ABSTRACT

A discussion of all aspects of safe food handling, encompassing the production of all varieties of foods by the processing and foodservice industries, where risk factors are likely to occur, and what can be done to prepare food safely. It examines categories of foods, places where food is served, and groups of food consumers. The text also lists so

chapter 1|40 pages

Safe Handling of Raw Meat and Poultry Products

, Lacombe, Alberta, Canada

chapter |11 pages

E. Dairy/Cheese Plant

chapter |19 pages

D. Farm

chapter 3|1 pages

Safe Handling of Fruits and Vegetables

Robert E. Brackett , Georgia I. INTRODUCTION

chapter |25 pages

A. History of Land

chapter C|33 pages

Harvesting of Shellfish

chapter 9|18 pages

Food Safety in Institutions: Health Care Institutions, Schools, and Correctional Facilities

Marilyn B. Lee I. HISTORICAL AND CURRENT INCIDENTS OF

chapter C|18 pages

Routine Food Sampling

chapter 10|5 pages

Food Safety in the Home

Elizabeth Scott I. INTRODUCTION

chapter |2 pages

REFERENCES

chapter 11|2 pages

Canned Food Safety

I. INTRODUCTION

chapter |15 pages

B. Size of Can

chapter |5 pages

B. Microwave Oven

chapter |10 pages

D. Controlling the Headspace

chapter |5 pages

botulinum

chapter 12|22 pages

Safe Handling of Ethnic Foods

Gloria I. Swick I. INTRODUCTION

chapter 13|3 pages

Food Safety Information and Advice in Developing Countries

Frank L. Bryan I. INTRODUCTION

chapter |5 pages

B. Vehicles

chapter |1 pages

E. Cooling

chapter |4 pages

A. Source of Ingredients

chapter |1 pages

A. Water

chapter |6 pages

B. Foods

chapter |8 pages

F. Food Safety in Space

chapter 15|5 pages

Food Safety Information and Advice for Travelers

O. Peter Snyder, Jr. I. INTRODUCTION

chapter 16|1 pages

The Microbiological Safety of Bottled Waters

Donald W. Warburton I. INTRODUCTION

chapter |38 pages

Table 1 Continued