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From Essentials to Excellence: Intermediate Food Safety
June 3 @ 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Free
For Food Business Owners & Operators
If you’re already running a food business or starting your own food business—whether it’s a restaurant, food truck, or catering service—this workshop is for you.
This intermediate-level session builds on basic knowledge and helps you apply real-world food safety practices that protect your team, your customers, and your business.
You’ll gain practical tools, clear strategies, and a deeper understanding of how to manage food safety effectively and confidently.
Date: June 3, 2025
Location: NVC Memorial Hall
Time: 6:00-7:30
What You’ll Learn:
Proven best practices for everyday operations
How to train your staff and crew to follow food safety protocols
Creating accountability systems in your team
How to design a menu with safety in mind
Proper cooler setup according to local health codes
Clear hand-washing rules everyone must follow
Safe handling and preparation of raw ingredients
How to lead by example as a business owner
What to say and show to your team to build a safety culture
Understanding hygiene rating sheets and their impact
Plus:
Stories and real examples from the speaker’s experience
A chance to ask questions and discuss real-life scenarios
Who Should Attend:
Anyone in Food business
Restaurant and food truck operators
Kitchen managers and team leaders
Anyone ready to step up their food safety practices
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Let’s make food safety part of your business culture—not just a checklist.
We’re excited to support you on your next step toward excellence in food service.