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Study by Topic: All 12 Food Safety Areas

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The Temperature Danger Zone at a Glance

Temperature control is the single most-tested area of food safety. Keep potentially hazardous food out of the 5°C–60°C danger zone:

60°C+ · Hot-hold safe Keep displayed hot food at 60°C or above. Cook poultry and minced meat to 75°C; reheat to 70°C.
5°C – 60°C · Danger zone Bacteria multiply fastest here. 2-hour / 4-hour rule: under 2 h → chill or use; 2–4 h → use now; over 4 h → discard.
Below 5°C · Chilled safe Fridges at 5°C or below; freezers at −18°C or below. Bacterial growth slows significantly.

The 10 Priority Allergens You Must Declare

Australian food businesses must be able to identify these declarable allergens on request:

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Peanuts
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Tree Nuts
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Milk
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Eggs
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Soy
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Wheat / Gluten
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Fish
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Crustacea
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Lupin
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Sesame

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