2ND STAR TAVERN FOOD HYGIENE PROTOCOLS

  • 2ND STAR TAVERN

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  • Personal Hygiene Standards:
  • Ensuring packaging is intact, and there are no signs of tampering

  • Handwashing requirements (when to wash hands, proper technique)

  • Proper use of gloves and PPE

  • Clean uniforms and hairnets/hats for employees handling food

  • Avoiding food contact with unclean surfaces, body parts, or clothing

Food Storage:

  • Clean uniforms and hairnets/hats for employees handling food

  • Avoiding food contact with unclean surfaces, body parts, or clothing

  • Correct temperatures for cold storage (refrigerators, freezers) and hot storage (hot-holding units)

  • FIFO (First In, First Out) inventory management for ingredients

  • Storage of raw food items separately from ready-to-eat foods to avoid cross-contamination

  • Ensuring packaging is intact, and there are no signs of tampering

Food Preparation Hygiene:

  • Cleanliness of work surfaces, cutting boards, and utensils

  • Safe food handling practices to avoid cross-contamination

  • Food temperature control during preparation (e.g., keeping hot foods hot, cold foods cold)

  • Safe thawing practices (e.g., in a refrigerator or microwave, never at room temperature)

Cleaning and Sanitization:

  • Frequency of cleaning tasks (e.g., daily, after every use, weekly)

  • Use of appropriate cleaning agents and sanitizers

  • Proper sanitation procedures for kitchen equipment, surfaces, and utensils

  • Safe handling of chemicals used for cleaning to prevent contamination

Waste Management:

  • Proper disposal of food waste and garbage

  • Segregating hazardous waste from food waste, broken glasses, thin cans

  • Keeping garbage areas clean and covered

  • Scheduling regular waste removal

Pest Control:

  • Regular inspections for signs of pests

  • Proper storage of food to prevent attracting pests

  • Scheduled pest control measures (e.g., traps, professional pest control services)

Employee Training:

  • Ongoing food safety and hygiene training programs

  • Proper handling of allergens and allergen-free food preparation

  • Updating staff on food safety regulations and best practices

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