Lab Two: Obtaining Your Food Handler Certificate Instructions: Most states require all food service employees to obtain a food handler certificate. The food safety information you've learned in this unit will prepare you to take and pass the required course to obtain the certificate. Use the sample links below to find the approved food handler training providers in your area. If your state is not listed, search Google for your state plus the term "food handler training provider". Contact one close to you and inquire about the program. If you are interested in working in the food service industry, consider applying to the program. Then fill out the table below to detail the specifics of your inquiry. Florida < - lab link Texas < - lab link British Columbia < - lab link Name of program: Program address: Telephone number: Name of person you spoke with: What did you learn from the program: Will you apply to the program? Why or why not?

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Kailyn Vaughan

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23 December, 08:27

Lab Two: Obtaining Your Food Handler Certificate Instructions: Most states require all food service employees to obtain a food handler certificate. The food safety information you've learned in this unit will prepare you to take and pass the required course to obtain the certificate. Use the sample links below to find the approved food handler training providers in your area. If your state is not listed, search Google for your state plus the term "food handler training provider". Contact one close to you and inquire about the program. If you are interested in working in the food service industry, consider applying to the program. Then fill out the table below to detail the specifics of your inquiry. Florida < - lab link Texas < - lab link British Columbia < - lab link Name of program: Program address: Telephone number: Name of person you spoke with: What did you learn from the program: Will you apply to the program? Why or why not?

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Ruby Hicks · Answer 1

Who Needs Food Handling Permits? Almost all states require that at least one person in a food truck business (where there is unwrapped foods or food preparation) is required to have a food handling permit. It is also referred to as a license, certificate, card, or credentials.