An Integrated Skin Care &
Hand Hygiene Program
for the Food Industry
Hand Hygiene Program
for the Food Industry
Setting Higher Standards of Skin Care to Prevent the Cross-Contamination of Food and Occupational Skin Disorders
The Deb Food Program 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 program integrates three elements: Essential Products, Vital Information and Standards of Behaviour and consists of the most comprehensive occupational skin care product range, meaningful training and educational tools, and workers' 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
Using Deb's unique Site Surveys, Skin Condition Assessments to establish the current site facilities and workflows; understand worker skin care needs and the existing skin condition of their hands; and provide live data on product usage to measure skin care compliance.
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Highest Standards of Behaviour
Through the implementation of comprehensive training, education and feedback tools, Deb Food program is customized to each work environment to promote the importance of hand hygiene and skin care, driving behaviour change and improving compliance.
Latest News
Deb Canada Wins 2018 Canadian Occupational Safety Magazine Reader’s Choice Award
17 Aug 2018 WATERFORD, ON. — Aug. 17, 2018 – Deb Group , a part of SC Johnson Professional, today announced... MoreNAOSH Week
3 May 2018 Hand Protection: PPE beyond Gloves May 6 kicks off North American Occupational Safety & Health... MoreDeb Canada is voted the top Skin Care Protection Supplier by Canadian Occupational Safety Magazine's Reader's Choice Award 2017
29 Aug 2017 WATERFORD, ON., Aug. 29, 2017 – Deb Group, the world’s leading away-from-home skin care company, is... MoreDeb Canada celebrates Canada's 150th Anniversary and what it means to be a Canadian company
30 May 2017 2017 marks an exciting year as Canadians celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Canadian... MoreDeb Canada is nominated in the Skin Care Category by Canadian Occupational Safety Magazine's Reader's Choice Award 2017
30 Mar 2017 WATERFORD, ON., Mar. 30 2017 – Deb Group, the world’s leading away-from-home skin care company, is... MoreDeb Group Launches Stokoderm Frost, a Pre-work Cream Designed to Keep Skin Healthy in Cold Working Environments
23 Dec 2016 Deb Group today launched Stokoderm® Frost – a pre-work cream specially developed to keep hands,... More
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Virgin Trains Powers Ahead with Sun Protection
14 Aug 2018Every year, 1,700 people develop skin cancer from sun exposure at work – equivalent to five people each day.[1] However, 90% of skin cancer deaths[2] could have been...
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Serving up Safer Soap in Foodservice
7 Aug 2018When considering what factors have the greatest impact on your business, restroom cleanliness and hand hygiene may not be the first things that come to mind....
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6 of the Germiest Places in Restaurants & How to Protect Yourself
31 Jul 2018Next time you find yourself getting settled at a restaurant you may want think about these obvious but often overlooked germ hotspots. Sure, you may wash...
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Summer Reads, 5 of our most Popular Posts
24 Jul 2018Summer is a great time to catch up on reading, we took a look back through our blog and compiled a list of 5 of our most popular hand hygiene and skin care articles for you to add...
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Risky Food Preparation Commonly Reported by Food Handlers
17 Jul 2018A network of environmental health specialist and epidemiologists at US federal and state health agencies conducted a study on food handlers to help understand the underlying...
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Mind boggling facts: Why do some men avoid handwashing?
10 Jul 2018Brace yourself. A study from Michigan State University reported that only 5.3 percent of men wash their hands for the CDC-recommended 15 seconds or more after using the restroom...
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