Avoid Cross Contamination Notice

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SKU: CSCS135

£3.50 +VAT

Ensure high standards of hygiene and safety in your establishment and reduce the risk of cross contamination and spreading germs.

Display this ‘Avoid Cross Contamination‘ sign in storerooms, fridges etc. to notify staff that it is mandatory to store cooked food above raw food.

This notice will help minimise the risk of cross contamination and food poisoning.

Ideal for commercial kitchens, Butchers, Refrigeration Units and all areas where food is stored.

Notice Size: 300mm x 200mm

S/A: Vinyl Sticker

Product description

Be sure to maintain a high standard of hygiene and safety in your establishment.

Display this ‘Avoid Cross Contamination’ sign in storerooms, fridges etc. to notify staff that it is mandatory to store cooked food above raw food.

Ideal for commercial kitchens, Butchers, Refrigeration Units and all areas where food is stored.

This will help enforce food safety regulations and minimise the risk of contamination.

A hygienic working environment significantly reduces the risk of cross contamination and spreading germs.  The cause of Coronavirus, Campylobacter, Salmonella, MRSA and Flu in the workplace.

Product Details

  • Notice Size: 300mm x 200mm
  • S/A: Vinyl Sticker
    • Glossy white vinyl sticks to most surfaces.
    • Peel off self adhesive backing
    • Indoor or Outdoor use.
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