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Clear filtersChiayi City Food Delivery Inspection: All 10 Randomly Selected Delivery Riders Passed; Key Inspection Points at a Glance
The Chiayi City Department of Health released the results of its inspections of food delivery platforms and cloud kitchens, conducting random checks on 10 delivery riders regarding their insulated bags, hand hygiene, and…
It’s Not Enough for an Insulated Box to Just Fit the Food: Food Safety Procedures for Delivery Drivers—Picking Up, Separating, Cleaning, and Delivering Meals
Food safety for delivery meals depends on every step of the process—from the cleanliness of the insulated containers and whether hot and cold items are stored together, to pickup, stops along the route, and delivery. When it comes to official requirements…
Food safety training: a delivery rider’s course checklist
Check the notice, organiser, syllabus, hours, …
How to View the Overseas Food Delivery Controversy: Verify the Facts First, and Don't Apply Rumors to Taiwan
When dealing with online controversies regarding food delivery, it is important to distinguish between the original post, evidence provided by the parties involved, and subsequent retellings. Unverified incidents from overseas cannot be used to infer…
A fourth-floor neighbor buys 12 cases of mineral water, and he's surprised by the "delivery guy's revenge."
This article examines stories circulating online about delivery-related conflicts; due to the lack of statements from the parties involved, the police, or reliable original reports, it does not treat these as confirmed incidents, nor does it…
How to Interpret Cross-Border Food Delivery Incidents: First, Distinguish Between Original Information and Shared Content
Highly emotional news stories about cross-border food delivery shouldn’t be treated as workplace guidelines simply by sharing videos, screenshots, or comments. First, find the original source and contact the people involved…
Delivery guys don't like to take orders.
The orders that delivery drivers don’t want to take aren’t usually limited to a single type; rather, they involve “a disproportionate balance of risk, time, and capacity.” Large quantities of beverages, locations where parking is difficult…