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Document: Food Safety Plan

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Last updated 7/30/2026

Food Safety Plan for Joe's Cafe

Business Details

  • Business Name: Joe's Cafe Pty Ltd
  • Business Address: 12 Smith Street, Richmond, VIC 3121
  • Phone Number: 03 5555 1234
  • Proprietor Name: Joe Bloggs
  • Date Plan Created: 01/07/2023
  • Last Review Date: 01/06/2024

1. Food Safety Management

1.1 Food Safety Supervisor

  • Name: Sarah Smith
  • FSS Certificate Number: 12345ABC
  • Issuing Organisation: TAFE Safe Food Institute

1.2 Notification

We have notified the Yarra City Council of our food activity details.

2. Menu and Food Types

This plan covers the following menu items or food processes:

  • Bacon and Eggs
  • Chicken Caesar Salad
  • Coffee and Milk beverages
  • Tuna Sandwiches

3. Food Receipt

3.1 Hazard

Milk and meat delivered at incorrect temperature.

3.2 Control Measures

  • Reject any chicken that smells bad.
  • Reject milk if the temperature is above 5°C.

3.3 Monitoring

Temperature check of milk crate and 1 chicken breast upon delivery.

3.4 Records

Delivery Log

DateSupplierItem CheckedTemperatureConditionReceiver Initials
01/07/2023Fresh Farms2L Milk3°COKSS
01/07/2023Meat BrosChicken Breast2°COKSS

4. Food Storage

4.1 Hazard

Raw chicken juices dripping on salad mix in the fridge.

4.2 Control Measures

  • Store raw chicken on the bottom shelf.
  • Keep salad mix in sealed container on top shelf.
  • Fridge temperature set to 3°C to ensure it stays below 5°C.

4.3 Monitoring

Fridge temperature checked at 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM.

4.4 Records

Temperature Log

DateFridge/Freezer IDTimeTemperatureCorrective ActionInitials
01/07/2023Fridge 108:003°CN/ASS
01/07/2023Fridge 116:004°CN/ASS

Notes

Key Decisions:

  1. Storage Separation: The example specifically separates raw chicken and salad mix. This addresses a major cross-contamination hazard. The plan explicitly states the storage location (bottom shelf vs top shelf) to make it clear for staff.
  2. Frequency of Monitoring: Fridge temperatures are checked twice daily. This is a practical schedule for a cafe operating from 7 AM to 5 PM. It ensures the temperature is checked immediately after opening and just before close.
  3. Record Keeping: The Delivery Log shows a simple check. Only one representative item (Milk, Chicken) is checked per delivery type. This saves time while maintaining compliance.

About this Example

Part of the Food Safety Plan document collection

Document Type

Food Safety Plan

A written document outlining how a business handles food to ensure it is safe for consumption. It identifies hazards and outlines control measures.

Complexity

moderate

Risk Level

high