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Food / Food Safety / Wine PDFs

“Dining Out: The Importance of Staff Training and Food Safety”, August 2014, Article by Alan with Charles D. Dorn

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“Can you charge Corkage on Screw Top Wines?”, November 2007

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“How are your Health and Safety Policies?”, February 2003

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“Summertime Employee Safety”, September 2002

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“Knife Safety: Practice What You Preach”, May/June 2005

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“Food Safety: Whose Responsibility is It?”, April 2003

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“Better Safe Than Sorry, What your Food Safety Inspector Knows about HACCP Standards”, August 1999, PDF

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“Serving Safe Food”, January/February 2002

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“A Dream Comes True – Tasting the First Growths”, January 2000

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“Cellaring and Storing Wine”, March 1998

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“Summertime Food Safety”​

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The above articles appeared in the following publications:
Association of College and University Clubs Newsletter
Board Room Magazine
Club Gourmet Magazine
Club Management Magazine
Club Management Perspectives
CMAA Back of the House Blog
CMAA/OSHA Alliance
CMAA Outlook
CMAA Legislative reports
CMAA Premier Club Services articles
CMAA Wine Society Newsletter articles
National Club Association Club Director Magazine
OSHA Alliance Quarterly
Private Club Advisor
Disclaimer: These articles were written for safety awareness purposes. They are not intended to provide legal advice nor assume your liability. Recognize that some articles contain dated material and more current information is available. It is recommended that you search all available local, state, and federal sources to obtain the most recent materials. Also, consider your insurance company and trade publications as other excellent information sources.

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