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Safe Food Handling
It is important to handle and prepare poultry and eggs carefully to keep enjoying poultry and egg products into the future. Search the available resources that help in the preparation of poultry and eggs.
The Core Four Practices
Use these tips from fightbac.org to reduce your risk of foodborne illness. It's as easy as following these core four Fight BAC!® practices for food safety:
- Clean
- Seperate
- Cook
- Chill

Don't Wing It! - Practice Safe Poultry Handling
A few simple Do's and Don'ts on Touch and Temp will help you reduce the risk of illness from common germs that can cause foodborne illness like Salmonella and Campylobacter. Don't Wing It! Practice safe poultry handling at the store and at home.

Handle Eggs Safely in the Store
Egg farms produce many choices of eggs - brown or white, conventional or cage-free, specialty eggs and various sizes. Regardless of egg type, follow these steps when purchasing eggs to ensure they remain safe.

Handle Eggs Safely at Home
Eggs are handled carefully on farms, through processing and in stores to ensure safety. To make sure they stay safe, it's important to properly store, handle and prepare eggs.

For more educational materials for classrooms, visit the teacher resources page.
General Info
Events & Meetings
People & Groups
- Affiliated States
- Air Cargo Committee
- Hen Council
- Industry Partners
- Poultry Protein & Fat Council
- USPOULTRY Foundation