StateFoodSafety Resources

Iced tea, or “ice tea” as it’s pronounced in Texas, is known for its year-round popularity in the Lone Star State. The drink inspires endless debates about the best way to prepare it. Should it be brewed in hot or cold water? Using tea bags or instant tea? Sweetened or unsweetened? Served over crushed or […]

Empower Employees Through Food Safety Training Some food may not be served to customers right away. Instead, it’s kept hot or chilled, waiting for a customer to buy it or a food worker to use it. Other times, food may be held for a short time without any temperature control. It’s important to teach employees […]

Ready-to-eat foods are exactly what they sound like: foods that are ready to eat as they are. Apples, muffins, and salads are all ready-to-eat foods because they can be eaten without any more cooking or preparation. Since ready-to-eat foods aren’t cooked, they’re more vulnerable to dangerous foodborne pathogens. If pathogens transfer to ready-to-eat food, they […]

StateFoodSafety has joined TPC Training. TPC is a leading provider of in-person and online workforce training and compliance solutions, so StateFoodSafety is a great fit for their organization. The StateFoodSafety team will continue to provide all the same training programs and services we did before. We remain committed to providing the best courses, best technology, […]

In 2017, the Utah Department of Health released an analysis of health inspection data from seven health departments across the state. The participating health departments cover about 85% of Utah’s total population. The state study looked at common violations marked during inspections in 2016. The inspections took place at all different types of food establishments, […]