5 Steps to Allergen Awareness
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Why is it important for food service operators to be allergen aware? What steps can they take to address the needs of guests with food allergies?
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- 8. Resources •FARE •ServSafe Training Topics •The 8 most common allergens •Allergy vs. intolerance •Cross-contact TRAIN YOUR TEAM
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