Mr. Samuel Raditloko Shares Food Safety Insights on BTV Breakfast Show
Mr. Samuel Raditloko recently represented the institution on the BTV Breakfast Show, joining a vital discussion on proper food handling, storage, and hygiene practices. His appearance underscored the institution’s ongoing commitment to promoting public health awareness and education.
During the segment, Mr. Raditloko emphasized the importance of maintaining high standards in food safety, both in professional and domestic settings. He highlighted key practices such as temperature control, cross-contamination prevention, and personal hygiene as critical steps in reducing the risk of foodborne illnesses.
“Our everyday food choices and handling habits have a direct impact on our health,” Mr. Raditloko noted. “Understanding the basics of food safety is not only essential for those in the hospitality industry but for every household.”
The discussion also touched on current challenges in food hygiene and the need for continuous education to empower individuals and communities with knowledge that promotes well being and prevents disease outbreaks.
Through platforms like the BTV Breakfast Show, the institution continues to play an active role in public engagement, helping to foster a healthier, more informed society.
During the segment, Mr. Raditloko emphasized the importance of maintaining high standards in food safety, both in professional and domestic settings. He highlighted key practices such as temperature control, cross-contamination prevention, and personal hygiene as critical steps in reducing the risk of foodborne illnesses.
“Our everyday food choices and handling habits have a direct impact on our health,” Mr. Raditloko noted. “Understanding the basics of food safety is not only essential for those in the hospitality industry but for every household.”
The discussion also touched on current challenges in food hygiene and the need for continuous education to empower individuals and communities with knowledge that promotes well being and prevents disease outbreaks.
Through platforms like the BTV Breakfast Show, the institution continues to play an active role in public engagement, helping to foster a healthier, more informed society.
