Food handling is a very meticulous task. You have to be clean, know how to process food, wear protective gears, and most of all, be clean of any disease. These precautions are mostly done to protect the public, and why not, help certain businesses and industries thrive with less safety issues. What do you know about food handling? Take our See morequiz and see how well you do.
It's the protection of food products from accidental contamination.
It's the protection of food products from non- intentional contamination.
It's the protection of food products from intentional contamination.
It's the protection of crops from intentional contamination.
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Infection
Microbe
Myases
Germ
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Crude oil
Rocks
Foodtsock
Feedstock
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It's a system by the organization for standardized dealing with food safety.
It's a standard developed by the international organization for standardized dealing with food safety.
It's a standard developed by the international organization for standardized dealing with food handling safety.
It's a standard developed by the EU for standardized dealing with food safety.
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1 million cases of food borne illness.
6 million cases of food borne illness.
7 million cases of food borne illness.
76 million cases of food borne illness.
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It's the national public health institute of the US.
T's the leading national public health institute of the China.
It's the leading national public health institute of the UK.
It's the leading national public health institute of the US.
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It's the packaging of food for future storage.
It's the protection of processed food.
It's the packaging of food.
It's the packaging of food ready for consumption.
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It's a frequent fatal illness caused by a toxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium botolinum.
It's a rare non-fatal illness caused by a toxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium botolinum.
It's a rare fatal illness caused by a toxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium botolinum.
It's a rare fatal illness caused by uncooked food and is produced by the bacterium Clostridium botolinum.
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To control pests and weeds.
To kill infections.
To scare insects away.
To feed crops.
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