This document provides a color chart for cutting boards with different colors corresponding to different raw foods, along with tips for using cutting boards safely and hygienically. Red boards should be used for raw beef, pork, and lamb, while yellow is for poultry and blue for seafood. Tips include thoroughly cleaning and sanitizing boards after use, avoiding abrasive cleaners, keeping allergen boards separate, and replacing damaged boards.
This document provides a color chart for cutting boards with different colors corresponding to different raw foods, along with tips for using cutting boards safely and hygienically. Red boards should be used for raw beef, pork, and lamb, while yellow is for poultry and blue for seafood. Tips include thoroughly cleaning and sanitizing boards after use, avoiding abrasive cleaners, keeping allergen boards separate, and replacing damaged boards.
This document provides a color chart for cutting boards with different colors corresponding to different raw foods, along with tips for using cutting boards safely and hygienically. Red boards should be used for raw beef, pork, and lamb, while yellow is for poultry and blue for seafood. Tips include thoroughly cleaning and sanitizing boards after use, avoiding abrasive cleaners, keeping allergen boards separate, and replacing damaged boards.
Raw beef, pork, lamb, and Raw poultry, such as chicken, Raw fish, shellfish, and other other types of raw meats turkey, and duck. seafood products
White Green Brown
Dairy and baked goods Fruits, vegetables, and salads Cooked meat, such as roast beef or ham
Tips for using cutting boards
• Clean and sanitize cutting boards thoroughly after use. • Avoid using abrasive cleaning solutions and tools. • Keep cutting boards used for allergenic foods separate. • Use non-slip cutting boards. • Replace damaged cutting boards. • Pair color-coded knives with appropriate cutting boards. • Follow other food safety and hygiene rules in the kitchen.