Lecture 10/17 Flashcards
Food can become unsafe in three ways
biological, physical, chemical
CDC 4 steps in Food Safety
clean, separate, cook, chill
what two SDGS go with food safety
zero hunger and no poverty
WHO: definition of food safety
assurance that food will not cause adverse health effects to the consumer when it is prepared. Eaten according to its intended use
Foodborne Illness
a disease commonly transmitted through ingested food. FBDs comprise a broad group of illnesses, and may be caused by microbial pathogens, paraits, chemical contaminants and biotoxins
WHO Global Burden of Foodborne Illness
600 million people fall ill from contaminated food
Multiple deaths each year
Children under 5 carry 40% of the foodborne disease burden
FATTOM
F: food pathogens need a source of food
A; Acidity- thrice in low aciditiy
T: time- pathogens need time to grow
T: temp- 41 to 135
O: oxygen- some pathogens need oxygen
M- mositure to grow
Food danger zone
high food in less than 41 or higher than 135
- cook step is the kill step
Cross contaminatin
transfer of microorganisms from one food to another
Cross contant
transfer of allgerns directly or indirectly from one food to another
Allergnes
milk, eggs, nuts, shellfish, wheat, soy , seasame