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1. • • It is important to have a specific door for food deliveries, and it should be a different entrance than what is used by your customers. This may seem like common sense, but it’s important to separate the traffic flow to avoid looking unprofessional in front of customers.
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   How does a restaurant delivery service work?

   • The delivery person deposits his open bag and the restaurant staff places the meal directly in the bag. Particular attention should be paid to cleaning and disinfecting all surfaces and utensils in contact with food. When waiting in front of the restaurant, the delivery person should ensure that social distance of at least 2 metres is respected.

   Hygiene Guidelines For Food Takeaway & Delivery

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   How far should a delivery person be from a restaurant?

   • When waiting in front of the restaurant, the delivery person should ensure that social distance of at least 2 metres is respected. The delivery person warns the customer of his / her arrival and leaves immediately or keeps a minimum distance of 2 metres from the door, before the door is opened by the customer.

   Hygiene Guidelines For Food Takeaway & Delivery

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   How can food delivery companies protect customers with a food allergy?

   • You must provide allergen information: when the food is delivered - this can be in writing (allergen stickers on food or an enclosed copy of a menu) or orally (by delivery driver). It is important for food businesses to take steps to avoid cross-contamination in food preparation. This protects customers with a food allergy.

   Food safety for food delivery - Food Standards Agency

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   Do food delivery businesses need to provide allergen information?

   • If you are providing an online menu or order form, you must make sure it’s clear what you’re selling, the quantity, the price, and all relevant allergen information. Food delivery businesses must provide allergen information to customers when taking an order. This can be done orally (by phone) or in writing (through your website or a printed menu).

   Food safety for food delivery - Food Standards Agency

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   Is it safe to eat with your hands on Deliveroo?

   • Deliveroo and Just Eat have issued guidance on how their riders can stay safe and make food deliveries without touching restaurant packaging. Any risk from touching infected objects or surfaces can be pretty much eliminated by washing your hands and not touching your face. Should I eat with my hands?

   Coronavirus: How safe are takeaways and supermarket deliveries? - BBC

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   What should you do if you get a takeaway delivery?

   • If you get a takeaway delivery, the risk of packaging contamination can be minimised. "Empty the contents [into a clean dish], dispose of the packaging into a refuse bag and wash your hands thoroughly before you eat," advises Prof Sally Bloomfield, of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.

   Coronavirus: How safe are takeaways and supermarket deliveries? - BBC

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3. www.osborneclarke.com › insights › food-deliveriesFood deliveries: Covid-19 and what to consider when switching ...

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   Apr 1, 2020 · Food deliveries: Covid-19 and what to consider when switching to a 'to-the-door' service. Amid the mandatory closure of bars, restaurants, pubs and others, UK food and drink businesses converting to delivery services need to take note of logistical, food safety and hygiene considerations. The government's emergency response to the Covid-19 ...

4. www.food.gov.uk › food-safety-for-food-deliveryFood safety for food delivery | Food Standards Agency

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   Mar 26, 2020 · This guidance provides food safety information for food businesses which deliver meals to customers. If you are a new business, we have further information on setting up a food business and...

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6. www.unileverfoodsolutions.co.uk › about-usHygiene Guidelines For Food Takeaway & Delivery

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   But consumers will require considerable reassurances that establishments are operating with safety front of mind from the kitchen right through to their front door. This includes implementing contactless food delivery and following strict hygiene measures.

7. foodstarsuk.com › food-delivery-safetyAre You Delivering Your Food Safely During COVID-19? All You ...

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   Apr 14, 2020 · If you are delivering food, you must arrange to leave orders at the customer’s door rather than handing over person to person. You can arrange customer notification through a bell/knocker, phone or text message. Ensure your delivery team are adhering to the 2m social distance rules.

8. www.cieh.org › media › 4070Food delivery and takeaway guidance - CIEH

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   May 6, 2020 · Following new Government restrictions placed on public houses, restaurants, cafes etc during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, you may be considering diversifying your food business to provide food from your normal menu or new dishes for delivery or takeaway.

9. www.food.gov.uk › print › pdfFood safety for food delivery - Food Standards Agency

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   All food must be delivered to consumers in a way that ensures that it does not become unsafe or unfit to eat. Food that needs refrigerating must be kept cool while being transported. This may...

10. www.bbc.com › news › science-environment-52040138Coronavirus: How safe are takeaways and supermarket deliveries?

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    Jan 8, 2021 · Deliveroo and Just Eat have issued guidance on how their riders can stay safe and make food deliveries without touching restaurant packaging. Any risk from touching infected objects or surfaces...