Food Safety Plan

Food Safety Plan Template

This template is a great place to start when it comes to writing a farm food safety plan, and can be easily tailored to your specific farm. Template created by Landen Tetil, a Michigan Produce Safety Technician.

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Creating a Google Maps Field Map

An accurate map of your farm is a foundation piece in your food safety plan.

Click here for an example.

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Writing a Mission Statement

It is important to include a mission statement in a food safety plan.

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Mobile Digital Recordkeeping

Google Docs allows you to create a free, online, food safety record.



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