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* Hair should be tied back and preferably covered
* Food handlers should not sneeze or cough over the products
* Cuts and sores should be covered with a waterproof (preferably highly visible) dressing
* Jewellery should be kept to a minimum when preparing and handling the products
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* All staff working in the food preparation area should wear suitable, clean protective clothing
* Disposable plastic aprons are available when carrying out any activities such as bottling and dealing with the Cores or Sumps
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Revision as of 15:22, 17 January 2024

Hygiene Tasks

Rules on: Frequency of Cleaning Methods / More info
Effective Hand Washing Technique See, "When to wash hands" Effective Hand Washing
When to wash hands
  • Before starting work
  • Before handling food
  • After using the toilet
  • After handling raw food and raw food packaging
  • After touching bins or handling waste
  • After every break
  • After eating and drinking
  • After cleaning
  • After blowing your nose
See, "Effective Hand Washing Technique"
Personal Cleanliness
  • Hair should be tied back and preferably covered
  • Food handlers should not sneeze or cough over the products
  • Cuts and sores should be covered with a waterproof (preferably highly visible) dressing
  • Jewellery should be kept to a minimum when preparing and handling the products
Protective Clothing
  • All staff working in the food preparation area should wear suitable, clean protective clothing
  • Disposable plastic aprons are available when carrying out any activities such as bottling and dealing with the Cores or Sumps

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