Safe Food Handling Centers for Disease Control and Prevention:   Campylobacter   Escherichia coli   Salmonellosis   Shigellosis Mississippi State University Cooperative Extension:   Can I Microwave My Infant's Bottle?   What Do I Need to Consider When Handling Jars of Baby Food?   What is the Safe Way to Handle Baby Bottles? Partnership for Food Safety Education:   Holiday Food Safety Success Kit   Safe Handling of Fresh Produce Purdue University Cooperative Extension Service School of Consumer and Family Science:    Guidelines for Evaluating Canned Food Containers   How Long Can I Keep It?   Perishable Food Decision Tables Rutgers Cooperative Extension, New Jersey Agricultural Experiment Station:   Handle With Care: Keep Your Child's Food Safe   Handle With Care: Keep Breastmilk Germ Free   Handle With Care: Keep Baby's Formula Germ Free University of Nebraska-Lincoln Cooperative Extension:   The Chill Center [PDF]   Cleaning the Kitchen Cupboard: Toss or Save? [PDF]   Let's Play... Food: Keep or Toss?   Pass the Taste Test...Use a Thermometer [PDF]   Store It, Don't Ignore It [PDF] USDA, Food Safety and Inspection Service:   Be Food Safe   Food Safety and Security: What Consumers Need to Know   Is It Done Yet? 10 Steps to a Safe Kitchen - Iowa State University Extension. 12 Steps to Keeping Foods Safe - Kansas State University Extension. Are You Storing Food Safely? - U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Dates on Food Packages: What Do They Mean? - Washington State University Cooperative Extension. Donated Food Checklist - Oregon State University Extension Service. Food Safety and Storage for Emergency Preparedness - Colorado State University Extension. Food Storage Guide - North Dakota State University Extension. Guidelines for Preparation of Infant Formula in Health Care Settings - American Dietetic Association. Keep Your Food Safe [PDF] - University of Minnesota Extension Service. Hmong version. Safe Preparation, Storage and Handling of Powdered Infant Formula Guidelines [PDF - 32 pages] - World Health Organization. Special Handling for Ready-to-Eat, Refrigerated Foods [PDF] - Food and Drug Administration.

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