What consumers can do?

 Consumers can: 

• Practice safe handling using evidence-based practices at home. Following the five keys to safe food reduces the risk of foodborne illnesses.

• Stay informed by keeping up to date on food safety advice from national authorities. Staying informed about ongoing outbreaks and emerging risks can make us all safe.



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