ServSafe California Food Handler Guide, Burmese Translation

ServSafe California Food Handler Guide, Burmese Translation

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A short guide to food safety for employees in restaurants around the United States. This fifth edition booklet in Burmese, entitled "ServSafe California Food Handler Guide," is produced by the National Restaurant Association. It is updated with the 2009 FDA Food Code. It has a picture of a male and a female chef holding a clipboard and some type of device. The top right corner is branded with the ServSafe logo, and the title of the book is written directly below the picture.
The ServSafe Essential training manual is integrated into AFC’s training program to guarantee food safety based on national rules and regulations standardized for the food industry. The idea behind this training manual is that all AFC employees will have a standardized knowledge of food safety and preparation after reading this book, leading to a standardized manufacturing of their products regardless of store location or branch. This book, along with its English, Spanish, Chinese, and Korean counterparts, speaks not just to the demographics and linguistic variety of the nation’s food industry employees, but also the ethnic diversity of the AFC staff.
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Currently not on view
Object Name
booklet
date made
ca 2010
maker
National Restaurant Association
place made
United States
Physical Description
paper (overall material)
ink (part material)
Measurements
overall: 11 in x 8 1/2 in x 1/16 in; 27.94 cm x 21.59 cm x.15875 cm
ID Number
2012.0182.12b
accession number
2012.0182
catalog number
2012.0182.12b
subject
Business
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Work and Industry: Asian Pacific American Business
Food
Sushi
Data Source
National Museum of American History
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