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Food purchasing

Food purchasing

Assessment

Presentation

Specialty

Vocational training

Hard

Created by

Tenesha Simpson-Wilson

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66 Slides • 62 Questions

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Why is it important to ensure safe practices when purchasing and receiving food in a food service establishment?

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Multiple Choice

What is the focus of Module 2 in the Safe Plates program?

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Food Safety

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Food Purchasing and Receiving

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Food Preparation

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Food Storage

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Multiple Choice

A food handler who has just bused tables must do what before handling food?

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change apron

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wash hands

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put disposable gloves back on

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wipe hands on a cloth towel

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Multiple Choice

What is potable water?

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Water that is safe to irrigate plants with, but not safe to drink

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Water that is safe to drink

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Water that requires boiling in a pot to clean bacteria out of it

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Water that may only be used for cooking

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What potential risks can arise if food is not properly inspected during the receiving process in restaurants?

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Multiple Choice

What should food handlers do after prepping food and before using the restroom?

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Wash their hands

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Take of their hats

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Change their gloves

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Take off their aprons

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What should food handlers do after prepping food and before using the restroom?
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Wash their hands
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Take off their hats
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Change their gloves
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Take off their aprons

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Multiple Choice

What was the main cause of the Hepatitis A outbreak in Hawaii in 2016?

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Contaminated frozen scallops imported from the Philippines

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Improper handwashing by restaurant staff

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Undercooked chicken served at sushi restaurants

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Contaminated lettuce from local farms

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Multiple Choice

What type of seafood is depicted in the image?

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Scallop

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Shrimp

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Lobster

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Crab

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Multiple Choice

Which cluster involves careers in improving the quality and safety of food?

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Business Management & Administration

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Hospitality & Tourism

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Agriculture, Food & Natural Resources

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Health Science

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Open Ended

Explain how the Hepatitis A outbreak described in the case study could influence food purchasing decisions for a restaurant manager.

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Multiple Choice

What actions were taken by the Hawaii State Department of Health regarding Genki Sushi restaurants?

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They were closed permanently

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They were cleared to reopen after sanitizing

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They were fined for health violations

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They were required to change their menu

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following are requirements for an approved supplier?

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Compliance with regulatory authorities

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Low prices

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Proximity to the restaurant

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Offers a wide variety of products

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Multiple Choice

What were the consequences of the Hepatitis A virus outbreak associated with imported scallops in Hawaii in Summer 2016?

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291 confirmed cases

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73 people hospitalized

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One woman died

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All of the above

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Multiple Select

Which foods are commonly associated with Hepatitis A virus?

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Ready-to-eat foods

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Shellfish from contaminated waters

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Any food contaminated by employee

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Raw beef

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List two symptoms of Hepatitis A infection and explain why early detection is important for food safety.

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How does this case study affect purchasing?

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Multiple Choice

What are the learning objectives related to Hepatitis A virus and foodborne parasites?

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Understand symptoms, sources and control

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Define approved supplier

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Explain best practices for receiving

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a best practice to control parasites in food?

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Safe water supply and plumbing

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Products from approved suppliers

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Proper cooking

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Using unapproved water sources

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Multiple Choice

What is the definition of 'Shelf-life'?

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The time food is safe to eat

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The time under proper storage conditions that food will remain microbiologically safe and/or of good quality

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The path that food follows from delivery to service

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A reputable company in compliance with regulatory authorities

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Multiple Choice

What are the common symptoms of Hepatitis A virus?

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Fever

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Cough

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Headache

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Sore throat

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Multiple Choice

What are some best practices to control parasites in food safety?

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Safe water supply and plumbing

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Proper cooking

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Sourcing from unapproved suppliers

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Using contaminated water

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Multiple Choice

What is a recommended method to prevent infection from Anisakis simplex when consuming fish?

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Cooking fish at low temperatures

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Purchasing sushi grade fish (previously frozen)

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Eating raw shellfish

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Washing fish with cold water

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What are the symptoms and onset of Cryptosporidium infection?

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Severe diarrhea, abdominal cramps, mild fever and nausea

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Headache and fatigue

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Cough and sore throat

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Skin rash and itching

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What are the common symptoms of Giardia infection?

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Fever, diarrhea, cramps, nausea

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Headache, fatigue, fever

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Cough, sore throat, fever

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Nausea, vomiting, rash

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What are the potential sources of Toxoplasma gondii infection?

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Contaminated water and soil

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Airborne particles

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Insect bites

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Human contact

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Multiple Choice

What are the characteristics of an approved supplier?

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They have a good reputation, get ingredients from approved sources, and are inspected by regulators.

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They offer the lowest prices on the market.

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They only sell organic products.

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They do not require any certifications.

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Multiple Choice

What are the symptoms associated with Trichinella spiralis infection?

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Nausea, abdominal pain, vomiting, diarrhea

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Headache, dizziness, fatigue

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Cough, sore throat, fever

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Skin rash, joint pain, swelling

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Explain the importance of regulatory approval in the process of sourcing food and supplies. How do different authorities play a role in ensuring food safety?

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Multiple Choice

Which regulatory authority is responsible for regulating the safety of meat, poultry, and some egg products?

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USDA Food Safety Inspection Service

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FDA’s Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA)

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

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Multiple Choice

What are the symptoms of Anisakis simplex infection?

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Tingling in throat

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Stomach pain, vomiting, diarrhea

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Coughing up worms

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What are some risks involved with your products that you should be aware of according to best practices for sourcing food and supplies?

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Receiving temperatures, package and product conditions, allergens

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Brand popularity, advertising, and packaging design

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Supplier location, delivery speed, and product color

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Nutritional value, price, and shelf life

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Multiple Choice

What are some best practices for sourcing food and supplies in a safe manner?

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Using local suppliers

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Ignoring food safety regulations

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Buying in bulk without checking quality

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Choosing suppliers based on price only

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Multiple Choice

 3. Finding suppliers of materials needed for the production of a product

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  1. Conversion

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  1. Sourcing

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Supplier

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Mass production

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Multiple Choice

Choosing appropriate vendors to supply desired business goods or services is called...

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Purchasing

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Leasing

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Volume buying

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Procurement

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Multiple Choice

Why is it important to retain shellfish tags for 90 days after receiving shellfish?

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In case of an outbreak, shellfish can be traced back to harvesting waters.

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To comply with packaging regulations.

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To ensure freshness of the shellfish.

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To keep track of supplier invoices.

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Choosing appropriate vendors to supply desired business goods or services is called

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Purchasing

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Leasing

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Volume buying

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Procurement

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Multiple Choice

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The factors that need to be considered when deciding on a supplier are known as the ...
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Purchasing Mix
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Marketing Mix
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Supplier Mix
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Inventory Mix

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Open Ended

How do suppliers train their employees in food safety?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a recommended practice when scheduling deliveries?

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Schedule receiving at a convenient time

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Schedule receiving when people will be available

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Schedule receiving to interfere with other activities

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Retain bill of sale to track products

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Who is the regulatory authority?

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What do you think this means?

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Multiple Choice

What are the characteristics of approved suppliers?

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Have a good reputation

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Get ingredients from unapproved sources

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Are not inspected by regulators

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May have additional food safety certifications

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following package conditions would be a reason to reject a shipment?

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Clean and dry packages

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Packages with dents and punctures

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Packages with intact seals

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Packages with clear labels

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Multiple Select

Which of the following should you check for when inspecting delivery vehicles before accepting a shipment?

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Cleanliness

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Proper temperature

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Presence of pests

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Unlabeled packages

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Multiple Choice

What regulations must a producer meet to be an approved supplier?

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FDA’s Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) Produce Safety Rule

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USDA Food Safety Inspection Service

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FDA’s FSMA for processed foods

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All of the above

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What is the main reason for the requirement of listing ingredients on food labels?

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To protect the secret recipes of manufacturers

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To inform consumers about what is in their food

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To make the packaging look more attractive

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To increase the cost of food products

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Multiple Choice

In the context of food safety, what does the term "cross-contamination" refer to?

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The process of cooking food at high temperatures

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The transfer of harmful bacteria from one food item to another

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The contamination of food with chemicals

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The mixing of organic and non-organic foods

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Open Ended

Have you ever had to reject an incoming shipment? Why?

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Multiple Choice

What is the primary purpose of food safety regulations?

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To increase the cost of food production

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To ensure that food is safe to eat

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To limit the variety of food available in the market

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To promote the use of preservatives in food

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Multiple Choice

What are the risks involved with your products?

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Receiving temperatures

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Package and product conditions

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Allergens

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What should be retained for 90 days to trace shellfish in case of an outbreak?

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Shellfish tag

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Fish tag

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Supplier tag

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Harvesting tag

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Open Ended

What is the protocol for rejecting and returning products?

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After reviewing the case study, what questions do you still have about safe food purchasing and receiving practices?

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What is one key takeaway you learned about food purchasing and receiving from this session?

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Multiple Choice

What are the key considerations for scheduling deliveries?

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Convenient timing

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Availability of staff

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Interference with activities

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All of the above

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Multiple Choice

What factors should be considered when deciding whether to accept or reject the items in the image?

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Condition of the items

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Quantity of items

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Cost of items

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Supplier reputation

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Multiple Choice

What temperature should delivery vehicles be checked for to ensure food safety?

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41°F or lower

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50°F or lower

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30°F or lower

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60°F or lower

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Multiple Choice

What are the signs of a package that should not be accepted?

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Dirty or discolored

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Punctures

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Wet

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All of the above

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