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Food safety

Standard 3.2.2A - Food Safety Management Tools

Food businesses that handle potentially hazardous foods need to apply food safety management tools. This includes completing mandatory training.

Food safety training

Under the Food Act 2006, all food businesses need to ensure staff have skills and knowledge in handling food safely. Free courses are available.

Food safety programs and accreditation

Certain licensable food businesses must have a food safety program accredited by Council. Find out what should be in your program and how to apply.

Food safety supervisors

Licensable food businesses must notify Council of their food safety supervisor who has a certificate from a registered training organisation.

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