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Journal of Food Hygiene and Safety
2020 Volume.35 No. 2 p.146 ~ p.151
Evaluation of Microbiological Safety of Food Service Environment in Child Care Centers
Lee Han-Cheol

Jun Se-Young
Ha Heon-Ho
Song Ju-Seok
Lee Young-Ju
Kim Jung-Beom
Abstract
This study investigated microbiological safety of employees¡¯ hands, dining tables, and indoor air in cooking areas and lunchrooms in child care centers. Microbiological tests were performed according to the Korea Food Code. Total numbers of aerobic bacteria and coliform bacteria were measured as 5.8¡¾1.9 log CFU/hand and 4.0¡¾2.4 log CFU/hand on employees¡¯ hands, and 4.3¡¾3.0 log CFU/100 cm 2 and 2.6¡¾3.3 log CFU/100 cm 2 on dining tables. Bacillus cereus were detected in two cases each of employees¡¯ hands and dining tables, respectively. The analysis of microbiological contamination of indoor air in chid care centers showed that the total numbers of aerobic bacteria and coliform bacterial were 28¡¾7.2 CFU/plate and 3.1¡¾2.9 CFU/plate, respectively. Bacillus cereus and Staphylococcus aureus were counted as 1.7¡¾0.2 CFU/plate and 1.6¡¾0.5 CFU/plate from the indoor air in child cate centers. These results indicate that indoor-air in child care centers is considered more safe compared to previous reports. In conclusion, it is necessary to carry out hygienic management using alcohol-based disinfectants before meals to remove microorganism contamination on dining tables and hands. In order to reduce microbial contamination in indoor air, it is also deemed necessary to freshen the sanitary caps, masks, and clothing of the catering staff with periodic ventilation of indoor air.
KEYWORD
Child care center, Employee¡¯s hand, Dining table, Indoor-air, Microbiological contamination
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