The food safety knowledge, attitude and practice of Malaysian food truck vendors during the COVID-19 pandemic
Foodborne diseases are one of the greatest public health threats, but they can be prevented by maintaining food safety practices. Although the food safety literature has been awash with studies from various food operations, there is very limited information on food safety in the food truck business....
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Main Authors: | Wan Nawawi, Wan Nor Fatihah, Ramoo, Vimala, Chong, Mei Chan, Zaini, Noor Hanita, Chui, Ping Lei, Abdul Mulud, Zamzaliza |
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2022
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Online Access: | http://eprints.um.edu.my/41962/ |
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