An Integrated Skin Care &
Hand Hygiene Programme
for the Food Industry
Hand Hygiene Programme
for the Food Industry
Setting Higher Standards of Skin Care to Prevent the Cross-Contamination of Food and Occupational Skin Disorders
The Deb Food programme is designed specifically to improve hand hygiene compliance in food handling environments by helping to prevent cross-contamination of food and occupational skin disorders.
The programme integrates 3-Elements: Essential Products / Vital Information / Highest Standards of Behaviour and consists of the world's greatest skin care products, meaningful training and educational tools, and staff skin condition evaluations that improve standards of skin care behaviour.
Challenges & Best Practice
Our Approach
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Essential Products
The Deb Stoko Range of skin care products and dispensers, specifically developed for the food industry.
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Vital Information
Deb's unique Site Surveys and Skin Condition Evaluations create the vital information required to establish the current site facilities and workflows; understand worker skin care needs; and evaluate the existing skin condition of workers' hands.
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Highest Standards of Behaviour
Through the implementation of comprehensive training, education and feedback tools, Deb Food programme is customised to each work environment to promote the importance of hand hygiene and skin care, driving behaviour change and improving compliance.
Latest News
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Microbeads, Macro Problems
22 May 2018Plastic beads made of polyethylene – also known as microbeads – are used in different cosmetic products such as toothpaste and exfoliants, but also in some heavy duty hand...
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Addressing the issue of glove usage within hospitals
15 May 2018Throughout the Healthcare industry, glove use has become a key aspect of ward culture and is considered to be an important control measure for protecting both patients and...
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NAOSH Week Hand Protection: PPE beyond Gloves
8 May 2018May 6 kicks off North American Occupational Safety & Health (NAOSH) Week. Launched in 1997, NAOSH Week was marked by an agreement between Canada, the United States and...
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It’s in Our Hands: World Hand Hygiene Day is May 5
1 May 2018Mark your calendars: On May 5, 2018, the World Health Organisation (WHO) will be raising awareness for hand hygiene. Since its inception in 2009, the WHO’s annual SAVE...
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Fact vs. Fiction: Debunking Dispenser Myths
24 Apr 2018After you use the restroom – particularly in public facilities like schools, offices, gyms and airports – you are expected to go to the sink and wash your hands. Although the...
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An asset tracking solution can lead to a new standard of hand hygiene
17 Apr 2018Patient safety is paramount, however, in the UK today, approximately 300,000 patients[1] contract a healthcare associated infection (HCAI) whilst being...
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