Volume
46
Issue
4
Abstract
The tri-state study reported here tested the effectiveness of a curriculum developed and presented in workshops by Extension and research faculty to increase knowledge and promote safe food handling practices of staff and volunteers of food recovery agencies providing rescued and surplus food to vulnerable populations. Results indicated that knowledge and adoption of recommended food safety practices increased for both staff and volunteers following participation in the workshops. The improvement in food safety knowledge and adoption of recommended food safety practices support the continued use of the food safety curriculum in the three states and possibly other areas in the United States.
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Recommended Citation
Dean, K. W., Reames, E. S., Tuuri, G., & Keenan, M. J. (2008). Improved Knowledge and Adoption of Recommended Food Safety Practices by Food Recovery Agency Personnel and Volunteers Participating in the Serving Food Safely Program. The Journal of Extension, 46(4), Article 14. https://tigerprints.clemson.edu/joe/vol46/iss4/14
