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Food Safety Courses: Online or Instructor-Led?

Posted - March 9, 2023
It’s no secret that COVID-19 restrictions the past few years have changed the way many people do things, especially when it comes to

5 Benefits to Obtaining Your Food Handlers Card

Posted - February 28, 2023
Food has lots of benefits. It sustains us, gives us energy and makes life a little more enjoyable. But what about food handling? If

5 Reasons To Get Your Food Allergen Certificate

Posted - February 15, 2023
If you found out that someone you love was living with a dangerous disease, would you do what you could to make sure they’re as safe

Safe Food Handling 101: What Is (and Isn’t) Safe

Posted - February 7, 2023
We all have unique talents and experiences. As such, we’re knowledgeable in some areas and not in others. And that’s OK! But if

6 Common Questions People Have About Food Handlers Courses

Posted - January 24, 2023
We all have food questions. Should you fold a slice of pizza in half before you eat it? Does pineapple belong on pizza? Should you dip

How To Get Your Food Handler Certification Online

Posted - January 19, 2023
Most people know how college degrees work. You buy books, go to classes and hopefully get enough credits to pass. (That’s the basic

3 Goals Every Food Service Manager Should Have in 2023

Posted - December 22, 2022
A new year is a new chance to improve yourself. Some use this time as motivation to exercise more. Others commit to improving financial

4 Professions That Can Benefit from a Food Handlers Card

Posted - December 7, 2022
Some things can be taken lightly, such as memes or humorous restaurant signs. Food safety, on the other hand, is a serious matter. If

Food Allergy Statistics That May Surprise You

Posted - December 2, 2022
Food trends come and go, whether it’s the latest diet fad or a nationwide push to reduce meat, dairy and/or gluten consumption. One

5 Common Health Code Violations (and How to Avoid Them)

Posted - November 7, 2022
Nothing turns customers away quite like food safety issues. In fact, according to a recent survey by TouchBistro, a whopping 70 percent