food handler
collocation in Englishmeaningsoffoodandhandler
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food
noun[C or U]
uk/fuːd/us/fuːd/
something that people and animals eat, or plants absorb, to keep ...
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handler
noun[C]
uk/ˈhænd.lər/us/ˈhænd.lɚ/
a person who trains and is in charge of animals, ...
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(Definition offoodandhandlerfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
Examplesoffood handler
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Thefoodhandlerhad prepared the salad bread.
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A stool specimen was also obtained from the presumptive index case (foodhandler) 3 weeks after hospitalization.
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It was not clear how thefoodhandlerbecame infected.
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In a further investigation, we found thatfoodhandler2, who was not sampled in the first investigation, had a wound on the middle finger of his right hand.
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Streptococcus pyogenes seems to originate from the pharynx or hand lesions of afoodhandler.
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If they contained any bacteria which were considered to be dangerous, that person was rejected as afoodhandler.
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The present regulations prohibit smoking by thefoodhandlerbecause he may transfer infection from his mouth to his hands and then to the food.
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I remember saying at the time that it contained nothing to which a bona fidefoodhandlercould possibly take exception.
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For example, afoodhandlermay be a carrier of a food poisoning organism.
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All the good that can be done by using elaborate and expensive equipment can be brought to naught by the dirty habits of one carelessfoodhandler.
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That, of course, means that a carelessfoodhandlercan infect a dish and so infect 200 or 300 persons through one simple error of conduct.
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The advice is given in simple but firm terms that everyfoodhandlershould be able to understand and follow and is printed in easy-to-read type.
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In addition, a medical certificate will be required to attest that there is no impediment to the employment of thefoodhandlerand this certificate is to be renewed annually.
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They held 26foodhandlerclasses and 130 students obtained theirfoodhandlercertification.
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Educational campaigns for consumers, and food-safety courses for food handlers should aim at reducing identified risks.
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