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FDA Oral Culture Learner Project - Educational Materials for Retail Food Employees

FDA's Oral Culture Learner Project provides materials and methods to help food employees understand the reasons why following proper food safety practices is important to prevent illnesses, deaths, and loss of income and reputation resulting from food-related outbreaks. The materials have been designed for oral culture learners, which research has shown most food employees to be.

Using the following link, scroll to the "Industry and Regulators" section to place an order for the  posters/storyboards
 
Available Materials

Educational Posters for Retail Food Employees 

A nine-panel photo storyboard poster that depicts the step-by-step progression of a foodborne illness outbreak. A food employee is experiencing vomiting at work. These posters/storyboards are designed to enhance food safety training efforts at the retail level by helping food employees understand the important role they play in protecting public health. They are available in nine different languages, including Arabic, English, Hindi, Korean, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, and Vietnamese.

These materials are not copyrighted. You may post these materials on your website and distribute them freely. We kindly ask, however, that you credit FDA when using or posting the materials.

Materials will soon be available that address cooking, cold holding, date marking, approved sources, and chemical use and storage.

No Bare Hand Contact with Ready-to-Eat Food

Employee Health

Proper Handwashing

Prevention of Cross-Contamination

Proper Hot Holding of Time-Temperature Control for Safety Foods

Proper Cooling of Time-Temperature Control for Safety Foods

Proper Cooking

Materials Coming Soon!

Proper Cold Holding and Date Marking of Time-Temperature Control for Safety Foods

Materials Coming Soon!

Approved Food Sources

Materials Coming Soon!

Proper Use and Storage of Chemicals

Materials Coming Soon!

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