Confused by food safety laws and how they apply to you? Whether you're new or established in the food industry these guides will set you in the right direction.
Whether you're just starting out in the food industry, or an established professional who needs to upskill or train multiple employees, AIFS can help. Simply choose the description that applies to you - and click to learn more.
Food Safety Laws & Requirements for Job Seekers
Searching for a job in the food industry? Food safety training is required by law and boosts your job prospects.
Food Safety Laws & Requirements for Employees
Ensure your food safety training is up-to-date and nationally recognised - while protecting your customers.
Food Safety Laws & Requirements for New Businesses
Find out how to meet your legal requirements, get a food business licence and the proper training required.
Food Safety Laws & Requirements for Established Businesses
As staff move and laws change, make sure you're meeting the latest state and federal compliance requirements.
Food Safety Laws & Requirements for Training Managers
Need to train multiple employees? Make sure they get the proper training they need for their location and food sector.
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.
