Everyone who works with food for sale is responsible for ensuring that the food they sell, or prepare for sale, is safe for people to eat.
All volunteers and staff handling food need to have the skills and knowledge relevant to their tasks. That means that different people will need to know different things. For example, the cook will need different food safety skills and knowledge to volunteers transporting or serving food.
Food handler training
Community and not-for-profit volunteers and staff are encouraged to undertake training to improve their knowledge of food safety requirements.
Food safety supervisors
In Victoria, charities and not-for-profit groups are not required to have a food safety supervisor, however, groups assessed as class 2 are encouraged to have a fundraising activity coordinator.
Do Food Safely
DoFoodSafely is a free online learning resource for people working with food.
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