food safety

Operations

Shift to off-premise dining creates new opportunities—with same need for safety

As the demand for off-premise dining continues to grow, operators need to make adjustments to ensure customers are receiving the same level of quality and safety they would if their meal were consumed in house.

Operations

Tamper-evident labeling regulations for delivery and takeout emerging

Operators share the same concerns as their customers, and it is up to them to ensure that the food they prepare for their customers is delivered undamaged and safe.

The best practices address such additional areas as ventilation and the latest scientific indications on wearing masks.

Nothing is more important in the restaurant industry right now than guest and staff safety.

Many are leaning on technology for its ability to reduce human contact and human error.

Each week of September delivers the best tips, tricks, advice, and education in key areas of food safety.

The COVID-19 pandemic has caused just about everybody to become hyperaware of cleanliness, and restaurant-goers are no exception.

TamperSeal labels feature security slits that cause the label to lose its integrity if someone attempts to open the container.

According to a law firm specializing in employment issues, here are some guidelines to keep in mind.

Here’s what the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has learned to date.

  • Page 4