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In a fast-paced and ever-evolving industry like food service, staying ahead means continuously learning and growing, whether you’re on the front lines or managing the team.  Ongoing education and career development are the keys to success in any role. In this post, we explore the benefits of continuous learning for everyone in the food service industry and highlight how programs like My Food Service License's Food Service Leadership Academy can help elevate your career to the next level.

Food trucks have revolutionized the way we experience delicious meals on the go. However, with the thrill of serving diverse and creative dishes comes a unique set of food safety challenges. In this post, we explore these challenges and provide actionable strategies to ensure your food truck is always in compliance with food safety certification standards.

In today’s competitive food service industry, blazing a trail to excellence isn’t just about serving delicious meals—it’s about creating an environment where safety, efficiency, and outstanding customer service are the norm. In this post, we explore key best practices in food service management that will help you elevate your operations and boost your bottom line.

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Food safety is more than a regulatory mandate—it's a vital commitment to public health and a reflection of our dedication to protecting every meal served. The evolution of food safety in the United States is a story of learning from past challenges, embracing innovation, and fostering a spirit of continuous improvement.

Learning from the Past

In the early days, food safety was largely reactive, born out of necessity following high-profile foodborne illness outbreaks. These tragedies spurred dramatic improvements in food processing and sanitation practices. Today, we stand on the shoulders of those early pioneers who fought for a safer food supply, setting the stage for the robust systems we rely on now.