Food Safety at Weddings and Other Large Functions

There are often reports in the news about guests becoming ill after attending large functions such as weddings. The very nature of these functions is a breeding ground for the growth of bacteria because often foods are left at room temperature for longer than they safely should be.

Food safety at weddings and other large functions is left up to the caterer to follow proper methods to ensure that food does not spoil prior to eating. Because many large functions occur outdoors and in the warm weather, the chances of food spoiling quickly increases.

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All Alcohol Sales Governed by Texas Liquor License

Whether you are in the business of distilling your own alcohol, transporting it as a distributor or handing a bottle to a customer across the bar, you will be required to have a Texas liquor license in order to legally be in business. More importantly, all of your employees must have the proper training to ensure they do not violate any federal or state laws in order to maintain your Texas liquor license. For those in the food service business, this typically means making sure all customers meet the minimum age limit to purchase alcoholic beverages. Continue reading