Information for

People with lowered immunity, including pregnant women. Also, resources for teachers, and a marae food safety guide.

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    Pregnant women

    How to eat safely during pregnancy and why it's important. Includes lots of tips, and a handy list of foods you can refer to when you're shopping, cooking, or eating out.

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    People with low immunity

    You have a higher risk of getting sick from food if you have lowered immunity. Learn when this might happen, and simple steps you can take to avoid getting sick from food.

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    People with babies & toddlers

    Why babies, infants, or young children who have been unwell may have a higher risk of catching a foodborne illness.

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    People with children

    Keep school lunchboxes cool, so food is safe to eat. Includes tips for both kids and parents, and a colourful pamphlet to download.

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    Older people

    Food safety advice for elderly people who receive meals on wheels or buy frozen meals. Ideas on how to gain weight, and meal suggestions.

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    Māori, Pacific & other cultures

    Food safety tips for preparing food for large gatherings, on the Marae, and in earth ovens such as hangi or umu. Includes guides and posters.

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    Teachers

    Food safety resources, classroom activities and other ideas for teachers.

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