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What is the purpose of sanitizing food contact surfaces after cleaning?
Sanitizing significantly reduces the number of disease-causing microorganisms on cleaned surfaces, preventing their transfer to food. Cleaning removes debris, w
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Question: What is the purpose of sanitizing food contact surfaces after cleaning?
Answer options: ✅ To reduce harmful microorganisms to a safe level.
- To remove visible dirt and food particles.
- To make surfaces shiny and appealing.
- To prevent pest entry.
Correct answer: To reduce harmful microorganisms to a safe level.
Explanation: Sanitizing significantly reduces the number of disease-causing microorganisms on cleaned surfaces, preventing their transfer to food. Cleaning removes debris, while sanitizing eliminates pathogens.
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