At AIFS, we have a mission to reduce food-borne illness in Australia. To do this, we help food workers gain the food safety skills they need to protect their customers.
The Australian Institute of Food Safety provides quality food safety education and resources to thousands of food businesses and the general public.
Our team is passionate about helping to reduce food-borne illness in Australia and tackling other food issues, such as food waste and hunger. We believe the first step to achieving these goals is quality education.
We also donate much needed time and funds to our partner charities.
Our Mission
Our mission is to reduce food-borne illness in Australia through education, promotion and advocacy for better food safety.
Media Centre
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In The Community
See how the AIFS team take a hands on approach to tackling food issues including food safety, food waste and hunger.
Employment
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Contact Us
We'd love to hear your questions or comments. Please get in touch by any of our contact means and we'll be happy to help.
Nationally Recognised Training is delivered in association with Australian Institute of Food Safety (Registered Training Organisation) (#41127). The Australian Institute of Food Safety is a NSW Food Authority Approved Provider. For a full list of AIFS policies and terms of use, visit the Australian Institute of Food Safety support centre. Food safety advice and recommendations should be considered a guide only. For authoritative guidance on food safety related issues please consult your local government agency or Food Standards Australia New Zealand.
Nationally Recognised Training is delivered in association with Australian Institute of Food Safety (Registered Training Organisation) (#41127). The Australian Institute of Food Safety is a NSW Food Authority Approved Provider. For a full list of AIFS policies and terms of use, visit the Australian Institute of Food Safety support centre. Food safety advice and recommendations should be considered a guide only. For authoritative guidance on food safety related issues please consult your local government agency or Food Standards Australia New Zealand.
