Saloni Gusain | Updated: Jun 2, 2022 23:08 IST
World Food Safety Day 2022: On 7th June we observe the World Food Safety Day. The main focus remains risks of foodborne diseases and its control. We all know our relation to food. Our life depends upon it. Hence, keeping it safe from any contamination is necessary. Similarly, spreading awareness about it is necessary. We must explain our fellows about the importance and ways of reducing the risk of foodborne diseases. In this article, we will talk about the history, importance, and theme of World Food Safety day on 7 June.
Every year, the food safety day is celebrated with a theme/ It gives a new purpose to the day. Since the topic of food safety is wide, there are many sections that we should focus on separately. Providing a theme ensures this. The World Food Safety 2022 theme is “Safe food, better food”.
As much as food is related to nutrition it can be related to health issues if not taken care of. Various factors can deteriorate the quality of food. All of these should be considered when talking about food safety.
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“Get people back into the kitchen and combat the trend toward processed food and fast food”
“Food safety involves everybody in the food chain”
“Civilization, as it is known today, could not have evolved, nor can it survive, without and adequate food supply.”
“So long as you have food in your mouth, you have solved all questions for the time being.”
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7th June is observed as Food Safety Day.
The United Nations adopted food safety day in December 2018.
The aim is to spread awareness about foodborne diseases and take action against it.
The World Health Organization and the Food Agriculture Organization decided 7th June as world food safety day.
The theme of food safety day for 2022 is “Safe food, better food”