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Title: MARKET STALLS AND FOOD SAFETY ______________________________________


1
MARKET STALLS AND FOOD SAFETY
______________________________________
  • JOANNE LORRIMANSENIOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
    OFFICERWEST CORK HSE SOUTH

2
AIMS OF PRESENTATION_______________________
  • To briefly outline legal responsibilities of the
    market trader (food business operator)
  • To focus on two aspects of food safety on a
    market stall and methods used to meet legal
    requirements.
  • To look at the future for markets and food safety

3
CONTEXT
  • ____________________________________________
  • Growing number of markets
  • Differing types of stalls and differing extent
    of businesss
  • Changes in legislation
  • European Communities (Hygiene of Foodstuffs)
    Regulations 2006
  • Regulation (EC)178/2002
  • Regulation (EC) 852/2004
  • Updated guidance
  • Guidance Note 16 Food Stalls
  • (Food Safety Authority Ireland )

4
LEGAL RESPONSIBILITIES
  • ______________________________________
  • Responsibility of food business operator to
  • meet legal requirements
  • Know the law
  • Use the guidance
  • Be able to demonstrate how you meet it

5
FOOD SAFETY ON A MARKET STALL
  • _________________________________
  • Focus on two areas
  • Hand washing
  • Temperature of food

6
HAND WASHING_____________________________________
_
  • What is the legal requirement ?
  • appropriate facilities are to be available to
    maintain adequate
  • personal hygiene (including facilities for the
    hygienic washing
  • and drying of hands, hygienic sanitary
    arrangements and
  • changing facilities)
  • Guidance
  • High risk - designated wash hand basin adequate
    and instantaneous supply hot and cold water
    at the stall.Soap, disposable paper towels or
    other suitable hand drying facilities
  • Medium risk - designated wash hand basin
    adequate supply hot and cold water at the
    stall.Soap, disposable paper towels or
    other suitable hand drying facilities
  • Low risk - demonstrate there is adequate means
    of cleaning hands

7
HAND WASHING________________________
  • Factors to consider
  • Type of food and duration of market
  • Investing in equipment - how often do you plan to
    trade long term v short term view
  • Ease of use of equipment how easy is it to use
    ?
  • How often do you wash your hands v how often
    should you
  • wash your hands ?
  • Methods used to meet legal requirements
  • Hand washing facilities now being provided.
  • Use of portable wash hand basins with heated
    water.
  • Moving away from small flasks to insulated urns
    with dispensers and fixed bowls
  • Training leading to increased awareness of hand
    hygiene.

8
TEMPERATURE CONTROL
  • ____________________________________________
  • What is the legal requirement ?
  • Adequate arrangements for maintaining and
    monitoring
  • suitable food temperature conditions are to be
    available.
  • Guidance
  • The stall must be provided with equipment to
    ensure that
  • foodstuffs susceptible to rapid microbiological
    growth is kept
  • at 5C or less.Refrigeration should be provided
    in order tokeep
  • food at correct temperature.FBOs providing
    alternatives must
  • demonstrate that the arrangements are suitable to
    maintain
  • the required temperature throughout.

9
TEMPERATURE CONTROL_______________________
  • Factors to consider
  • Type of food and duration of market
  • How are you keeping your food cold and how do you
    know its cold enough?
  • Suitable equipment will it do the job for long
    enough?
  • Investing in equipment how often do you plan to
    trade long term v short term view
  • Methods used to meet legal requirements
  • Chiller unitsfridges and freezers.
  • Insulated display containers with ice blocks
  • Thermometers being provided and checks being
    carried out
  • Training leading to increased awareness of
    importance of temperature control and high risk
    foods

10
FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS ?
  • ______________________________________
  • Sites and facilities
  • Specialist training
  • Greater exchange of information

11
Further advice and information
  • Environmental Health Department details
  • of local offices on www.hse.ie
  • Legislation and Guidance Note 16 www.fsai.ie

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THANK YOU ____________________________________
__
  • JOANNE LORRIMANSENIOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
    OFFICERHSE SOUTH
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