Unit 32 P4 Feasibility Study

We have found out numerous issues related to hygiene and cleanliness in restaurant sector recently. Several ways must be taken into consideration to improve current situation. Basically, most common food safety troubles can be avoided if 4C’s, which represents cross-contamination, cleaning, chilling and cooking are practiced well among staffs (Food.gov.uk, n.d.). When importing ingredients abroad, government agencies like Food and Drug Administration must enforce food safety policy. Some high risk products like guar gum and jelly sweets should be banned too. Employees shall know to avoid cross-contamination by separating raw and ready-to-eat food. This is to prevent food poisoning as a result of multiplying of harmful bacteria during food
It is recommended to hire well-trained workers, as they more attentive and productive. Development training also can be provided to enhance their skill. By preventing spreading of bacteria, customer will satisfy and repair the damaged reputation in the meantime. Next, check and service refrigerators regularly. So, the chilled food will not spoil as fridge functions well. Frozen food and raw ingredients should not order in bulk, but in small quantity. This can maintain freshness of food and reduce wastage in case electrical breakdown and failure. Some kitchen appliances such as oil and gas should use safely, under particular condition. Ensure all the chefs know controlling heat when cooking because thorough cooking kills almost all dangerous
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