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Recommended actions for Food businesses.
- Engage employees, suppliers and other stakeholders to grow and develop a food safety culture.
- Comply with international food standards.
"Food safety: prepare for the unexpected." World Food Safety Day 2024.
Ways to celebrate: Make a video.
Document a story about a farmer, health professional, chef or food business operator. Sharing experiences can help people understand just how important food safety is.
Ways to celebrate: Hold a sport activity.
Organize a run, walk or dance to promote food safety. Fitness is a great way for people to get involved in their communities for a cause
Ways to celebrate: Use our leaflets.
Apply and share the advice contained in the set of FAO-WHO two-page documents that focus on improving food safety in different settings.
Ways to celebrate: Train staff.
Take the opportunity to reinforce the food safety culture at work, whether you produce, serve or sell food. Celebrate your achievements.
Ways to celebrate: Show good practices.
Invite people who grow, process, sell or cook food to talk about or demonstrate what they do and why food safety is important.
Ways to celebrate - Host a webinar.
Bring people together to discuss this year’s theme. Follow the discussion with a question-and-answer session to provide tips to a virtual or inperson audience. WORLD FOOD SAFETY DAY - 7 JUNE 2023
