New Cartoon-Based Food Defense Training Program To Start In Franklin, Then Go National

January 22, 2014 General News

Michele Samarya-Timm — Somerset County Health Department educator Michéle Samarya-Timm led the team which developed a cartoon-based training program for food defense.

Franklin Township is the launching ground for a new training tool to educate food service workers about food defense.

The tool is a set of cartoons used to illustrate what food service workers should do in four common scenarios: Being presented with an unknown food source, dealing with symptoms of illness, preventing employee contamination of food and dealing with suspicious people.

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