The trucking industry has never had a more timely opportunity to play its part in implementing and improving delivery control systems for temperature-sensitive goods.

Customers should be aware of the food safety differences between distributors, especially in a down economy when many are making choices based on price.

Each sector of the food industry is charged with the responsibility of adhering to and utilizing proper food handling techniques.

Suggested temperature specifications for refrigeration of foods have been revised as knowledge and technology advancements are made.

For many years, a so-called “danger zone” has been used for alerting foodservice and other food industry personnel about temperatures that are potentially hazardous for holding foods.

It isn't difficult to see that, independent of the mode of transportation, foods and food ingredients are susceptible to abuse and/or contamination during transportation and storage.

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An accurate thermometer in the hands of a trained food safety professional can mean the difference between health and illness for your customers.

Food retailers, foodservice operators and consumers who purchase refrigerated, ready-to-eat foods are more aware of—and more demanding about—food safety than ever before.

There is a heightened sense of urgency surrounding the implementation of food safety programs at retail locations.