HEALTH FOOD PRECAUSTIONS Created by Students of ProStart.

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HEALTH FOOD PRECAUSTIONS Created by Students of ProStart

FOOD BORNE ILLNESS Food borne illness is a disease transmitted to people by food Food borne illness outbreak is when two or more people get the same illness.. *COUGH COUGH CHIPOTLE*

EFFECTS Extreme consequences for business -Loss of customers and sales -Negative media exposure -Lawsuits and legal fees -Increased insurance premiums -Loss of reputation -Lowered employee morale -Employee absenteeism -Staff retiring

Most prone to food borne illness Elders Infants Pregnant Women Cancer patients

Ways of Contamination Time temperature abuse Personal Cleanliness Purchasing unapproved supplies Poor cleaning and sanitizing Cross-contamination