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About the National Data
Data
Data Source: Food Safety Survey, FDA
Baseline: 88.0 percent of consumers correctly followed the recommendation to properly use cutting boards after cutting raw meat, chicken, and fish in 2016
Target: 91.0 percent
Methodology
Questions used to obtain the national baseline data
From the 2016 Food Safety Survey:
Numerator:
After you have used a cutting board or other surface for cutting raw meat or chicken, do you use it as it is for other food to be eaten raw for the same meal, or do you first rinse it, or wipe it, or wash it with soap?- Use as it is
- Rinse or Wipe it
- Wash with soap
- Wash with bleach/disinfectant
- Put in the dishwasher
- Don't cut raw meat or poultry
- Other
- Use as it is
- Rinse or Wipe it
- Wash with soap
- Wash with bleach/disinfectant
- Put in the dishwasher
- Don't cut raw fish or shellfish
- Other
History
1. Effect size h=0.1 was chosen to correspond with 10% improvement from a baseline of 50%.