Any time you are serving food to the public in a restaurant or pub, you are required to have a hygiene certificate/health inspection. This is to show that all equipment, utensils, and food preparation areas are up to code, as well as that the food is properly handled and stored. You are also required to keep records of what you serve, as well as the temperatures at which it is served and stored at, and the dates and time it was stored, etc. While the certificates/inspections are time-consuming and require a lot of paperwork, they are designed to keep the workers, as well as the customers safe. Operating without a certificate/inspection will result in the restaurant or pub being shut down. This also applies to trucks, stands, etc. that serve food to the public.
Only if you are selling food to the public.
You can't. You just need to follow the guidelines for hygiene and get inspected.
I did my level 3 food hygiene certificate in 2010 and I have lost it, is there anyway I can get a replacement?
Yes, in the UK, if you are giving out food to the public, you generally need to register your premises with your local authority, regardless of whether the food is free. Additionally, it's advisable to have a food hygiene certificate to ensure that you handle and distribute food safely and in compliance with food safety regulations. This helps protect public health and ensures that you are following legal requirements.
Yes you need a food handler's licence to serve food at any public place, or ritirement home.
Yes you can.
Food hygiene certificate
two yrs
yes
It depends on the jurisdiction you are in. You do NOT need a"basic food hygiene" [certificate] to e.g. replenish food stocks on a shelf in a supermarket, to sell prepackaged food behind a checkout till, to feed livestock/poultry, to pick fruit and vegetables for sale direct to the public or via a retail outlet or to work with food e.g. to offer to your family.
You need the advanced food hygiene by the CIEH and a professional trainers certificate also by the CIEH for more info go to the CIEH website
the emplyor does. the employees as far as i know do not.