LEVEL 2 FOOD SAFETY TRAINING

We are pleased to announce that we shall be resuming our Level 2 Food Safety training from May 2021.  This training shall be carried out via Zoom. heartguard ivermectin for cats Please email us at info@foodhygienematters.co.uk or call us on 01268 754594 if you require further information or wish to register your interest. We shall be working […]

STARTING A FOOD BUSINESS FROM HOME

So, you realised during lockdown that you are a pretty good cook.  Those fluffy cupcakes you dropped off to your friend.  That amazing curry you cooked for your neighbours.  The afternoon tea you set up in the garden for your family.  Now you think you can give up your day job and make a career […]

GETTING THE MOST FROM YOUR FRIDGE

We all own a fridge.  It sits in the kitchen quietly chilling our wine and cheese, along with various opened jars that should have probably been used up months ago! But did you realise that there is a proper way to look after and use your fridge? To take a step back in time, but […]

Let’s Talk Turkey

With Christmas fast approaching, many of us will now be thinking about buying our turkeys, be they fresh or frozen.  We thought we would give a few pointers about how to store, cook and keep your turkey to ensure you have a happy and healthy Christmas. Poultry can often carry bacteria such as Campylobacter, Salmonella […]

HIGHFIELD LEVEL 2 AWARD IN FOOD SAFETY FOR CATERING / RETAIL / MANUFACTURING (RQF)

Our final Level 2 Award in Food Safety Course for 2020 will take place on Friday 11th December.  As usual, it will be held at The Heath Centre, Daws Heath Road, Thundersley, Essex SS7 2LH.  All of our courses strictly adhere to Covid-19 safety regulations. This one-day course is designed to cover the minimum requirement […]

What is a Food Hygiene Rating?

Hands up those of you who check out a restaurant’s Food Hygiene Rating (FHR) before choosing to dine there. Now keep your hand up if you actually know what that Rating means? what is the drug ivermectin prescribed for If you do, well done, you’ve done your homework.  For those of you who might not […]