2022 WA Food Code Changes Pt. II: Certified Food Protection Manager
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2022 WA Food Code Changes Pt. II: Certified Food Protection Manager
April 29, 2022
WA Updates Food Code/Health Inspections: After a 1 year education period, EVERY foodservice establishment in WA State will be required to have a Certified Food Protection Manager to oversee, coordinate, and ensure food safety compliance and comprehension.Susan and Andy discuss what everyone should know about this new rule including where and how to obtain certification as well as how many of these certified people are needed in an operation (HINT: as little as 1)Helpful Links:Specific info on Certified Food Protection Manager with list of approved providers: http://ow.ly/ZnEN50IuboE
ALL the details from WA’s Department of Health: http://ow.ly/Nz0C50IuboF
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Posted on: April 29, 2022
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Posted on: April 29, 2022
Here’s a quick look at some of the c-store food-and-drink trends that stood out among the aisles and aisles of meat snacks, dispensed beverages, pizza, protein bars and so much more, as reported by Heather Lalley, IFMA The Food Away from Home Association, Director of Communications.
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