4. HOUSE RULES TEMPERATURE CONTROL
In catering operations, the following practices are recommended to keep food safe. How are these temperatures used to keep food safe? HACCP based food safety procedures require the business to set Critical Limits. For example, you may decide that you will cook meat dishes to 75°C or above. Similarly, you
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