Food safety training offered for public meal handlers
Finney County Extension Service teams with the Kansas Restaurant and Hospitality Association and Pioneer Health Network to offer the Servsafe Starters Food Safety Short Course on March 23 from 1 30 to 4 30 p m at St Catherine Hospital classroom one The class covers safe handling temperatures personal hygiene cross contamination cleaning and sanitizing The instructor is available to lead and the 40 seat class is limited ITV simulcast to Pioneer Health Network partner hospitals Availability outside Garden City listed by call The course costs 6 per person and registration closes Friday for all locations.
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