This study collected data on food workers’ self-reported food safety practices and beliefs about factors that impacted their ability to prepare food safely.
is a common foodborne pathogen, frequently associated with improper cooking, and cooling or reheating of animal products. The U.S. Food and Drug Admin...
Improper food cooling practices are a significant cause of foodborne illness, yet little is known about restaurant food cooling practices. This study ...
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