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Food quality aim is to improve practices, and promote food that will be
save and of good qualities
The Objective of the study is;
1. To educate, on the need to balance food quality and taste
2. To educate the populate on risk in poor handling of food, and
consumption of substandard food
3. To increase availability of nutrient
Food Quality is the sum of all properties and attributes of a
food item that are acceptable to the customer.
Food safety is the scientific method describing handling,
preparation, and storage of in ways that prevent food borne
illness.
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ďŹGroup of practices and
procedures intended to
prevent foodborne illness
ďŹActively controls risks and
hazards throughout the flow
of food
6. ďFocuses on controlling the five most common risk
factors for foodborne illness on food quality:
1.Purchasing food from unsafe sources
2.Failing to cook food adequately
3.Holding food at incorrect temperatures
4.Using contaminated equipment
5.Practicing poor personal hygiene
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7. There are many ways to achieve active
managerial control in the operation:
ďŹ Training programs
ďŹ Manager supervision
ďŹ Incorporation of standard operating procedures
(SOPs)
ďŹ HACCP
These are critical to the success of active managerial
control:
ďŹ Monitoring critical activities in the operation
ďŹ Taking the necessary corrective action when
required
ďŹ Verifying that the actions taken control the risks
factors
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8. The FDA provides
recommendations for
controlling the common risk
factors for foodborne
illness:
ďŹ Demonstration of
knowledge
ďŹ Staff health controls
ďŹ Controlling hands as a
vehicle of contamination
ďŹ Time and temperature
parameters for
controlling pathogens
ďŹ Consumer advisories
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9. Step to take to prepare a safe
and hygienic food
ďClean
ďSeparate
ďCook
ďChill
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10. ďClean: Wash your hands thoroughly, and keep the
surroundings clean
ďSeparate: Separation of raw food from ready to eat
food
ďCook: Prepare the meal with an aroma
ingredient
ďChill: Serve the food properly
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11. âşApproach is based on identifying
significant biological, chemical, or
physical hazards at specific points
within a product`s flow through an
operation
âşOnce identified, hazards can be
prevented, eliminated, or reduced to
safe levels
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12. 1.Conduct a hazard analysis
2.Determine critical control points (CCPs)
3.Establish critical limits
4.Establish monitoring procedures
5.Identify corrective actions
6.Verify that the system works
7.Establish procedures for record keeping and
documentation
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13. In conclusion, food is one of the basic necessities of
human. Therefore, there should not be such problem
that can cause serious health issues to protect
consumer rights. A wide variety of scientific
techniques have been developed to protect
consumers and to screen for adulteration in food.
14. The food quality and safety should be
recommend to;
1. to keep clean
2. to separate raw and cooked
3. to cook thoroughly
4. to keep food at safe temperature
Food safety training program
Personal hygiene program