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Food Business Review | Tuesday, August 03, 2021
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Technology is a brilliant tool for guiding restaurants in assuring their food safety habits are satisfactory.
FREMONT, CA: The pandemic boosted public awareness of hygiene and food safety, and people have been pickier about the food sector in recent months. Therefore, restaurants must take every precaution to assure the safety of the food they serve. Below are some motives restaurant owners should begin applying now.
Decrease Consumer Sensitization: Customers are becoming more cautious of the critical nature of food safety, so the list of steps to ensure food safety will be larger and more critical to track. Technology automation can promote food safety by giving expiration dates and helping optimal food rotation. Also, it is beneficial to optimize the consumer experience by providing information on the ingredients used on the menu.
Maintain Compliance with Health Protocols: Hand washing is one of the important protocols to be accepted in the food sector. Restaurants must ensure that all personnel usually and thoroughly wash their hands. The most advanced hand scanning equipment is useful for detecting viruses and germs and can make personnel aware when they wash their hands.
Monitoring: Restaurants must observe the temperature of their kitchen refrigerators regularly. Normally, this appliance fails twice a year. Since restaurants possess more than $10,000 in food, refrigerator failure can occur in severe food waste and financial loss. Therefore, technology is beneficial for temperature monitoring to avoid food waste and financial loss. Managers will be made to know when their refrigerator is out of order via an automatic temperature monitoring system.
Keep Track of Daily Tasks: Each successful restaurant management team possesses a daily task checklist to observe challenging duties. A checklist gives a quick summary of tasks that are required to be accomplished and whether they have been completed, and it works as a manual for staff. Unfortunately, as paper and pen checklists are ubiquitous, they can be variable due to their potential for inaccuracy and make tracking employee productivity more difficult. Nevertheless, managers are critical to the success of any kitchen, and they justify the fulfillment of everyday duties and act as a road map for employees' expectations.