Ten ways of preventing or avoiding food contamination in our communities
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- Do not smoke while preparing food.
- Handle food with tongs, a spoon or some other utensil which is clean.
- When sneezing or coughing always cover the face with a tissue or the hands and turn away from the food.
- Avoid preparing food for others if you have diarrhoea.
- the correct cooking and storage temperatures which prevent bacteria multiplying
- Wash hands before handling food and be sure to clean under the finger nails.
- Always wash hands with soap and warm water after going to the toilet or touching any parts of the body, such as the skin or nose.
- If food does have to be left standing in the open for a few minutes during preparation always cover it with a lid, clean cloth or cling wrap
- Make sure insects, rats, mice and other pests cannot get into the food preparation area
- Pets should also be discouraged from domestic kitchens and must never be allowed into a shop or community kitchen
- Correct food storage
- Correct cooking temperatures to prevent bacteria grow or multiply
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