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Ready To Eat: It SWIMS: It WALKS: It FLIES: precooked items, bread, produce, and other foods with very low risk of cross-contaminating other items. It SWIMS: Fish and other seafood products It WALKS: Beef, pork, lamb It FLIES: Chicken, turkey and other poultry products

Test Your Knowledge T or F. Chicken, poultry and eggs carry the risk of salmonella. T or F. The most common allergens are wheat, dairy, soy, eggs, seafood, and nuts. T of F. Stacking higher risk foods, such as ground beef, on top of produce is an industry best practice. T or F. Product should be stacked, packed and stored in such a way as to minimize risk, except for bulk pallets. Refrigerated foods should be held at ____F or below. Frozen foods should be held at ____F or below. The most common foodbourne illness found in factories and warehouses is ________________________________________ The best way to avoid foodbourne illness is by ________________________________________ What order should product be packed, stacked, or stored? T or F. It is everyone’s responsibility to keep food safe.