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Commercial Refrigeration and National Food Standards and Requirements

By Victor on Jan 24, 2010 |Other

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Commercial refrigeration equipment  is an absolute requirement for any business, restaurant, café or food factory where food is handled, stored or sold. Correct refrigeration of foods is not only a legal requirement but will ensure your food – which you’ve paid money for – will stay fresh, tasty and edible. High quality refrigeration suppliers, like  Crown Commercial Group , will advise you on the best commercial refrigeration equipment for you and your business. All refrigerators, including  commercial refrigeration equipment , are designed to keep food at a low temperature which slows down the bacterial growth in foods. Bacterial growth is rapid in food when temperatures are between 4 - 60 ˚ C and this is often referred to as the Danger Zone as bacteria can sometimes double in as little as 20 minutes. It is best to set your refrigeration equipment at below 4 ˚ C as this will protect most foods again bacterial growth. All  commercial food professionals  should ensure their kitchens are equipped with  commercial refrigeration equipment  that protects food from the two serious types of bacteria that can develop in food: -   Pathogenic Bacteria – this bacteria causes foodborne illness -   Spoilage Bacteria – these bacteria cause food to deteriorate and start to smell, taste bad and change textures.  Protect your food and your customers by installing the correct  commercial refrigeration equipment  in your restaurant or café and ensure it is set to the correct temperature. Another issue that can arise in  commercial kitchens  is the use of cleaning chemicals. Some people feel that when cleaning food preparation surfaces or refrigeration equipment natural cleaning products are best. If you want to avoid cleaning your refrigeration equipment and other cooking equipment with chemicals then some natural ways to clean are below: -   Use a mixture of equal parts water and vinegar to wipe inside commercial refrigeration equipment. Vinegar is great for destroying mildew. -   Mix together baking soda and water to wash the inside of refrigerators and other storage areas. This is a natural cleaner but allow units to air out afterwards. -   Place loose coffee grounds or baking soda in an open container at the bottom of your refrigeration equipment. Bad smells will be drawn into the coffee or baking soda. Crown Commercial Group  knows all about the commercial kitchen industry  and especially about what commercial refrigeration equipment  you may need in your business. They offer a service that is second to none and a range that will ensure that you find exactly what you are looking for. Their showroom service is fantastic as they listen to your needs and make suggestions based on your requirements and their knowledge. Their c ommercial refrigeration equipment  after-sale service is just as good as their showroom service. They offer a 24 hour in house service team of qualified refrigeration and catering equipment technicians who are on hand to help you with any emergency refrigeration equipment breakdowns- 24/7. If you’re looking for exceptional service, quality commercial refrigeration equipment  and a great after sale service then call the experts at Crown Commercial Group. They will do everything they can to find you the commercial refrigeration equipment that you need for your business. Phone them today on  1800 771 776  or take a look at their range on their website at www.CrownCommercialGroup.com.au .

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