World Food Safety Day

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2022 Date	June 7, 2022
2023 Date	June 7, 2023

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World Food Safety Day in 2022

Tuesday, Jun 7

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World Food Safety Day History

World Food Safety Day is an observance sponsored by the United Nations. The day aims to bring awareness and emphasize the importance of producing and distributing food properly. The United Nations estimates 600 million cases of foodborne illnesses every year. Unsafe food can be extremely harmful to everyone, especially women and children. An estimate of three million people die every year due to food or water related diseases. World Food Safety Day happens annually on June 7th.

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Join later today as WHO/Europe & @FAO host a joint event on #WorldFoodSafetyDay. How can we strengthen food systems to deliver safe food? Find out more & sign up 👉 https://t.co/asIOS5pxa9 📅🕚7 June, 11:00 https://t.co/GyOisy4h35
— WHO/Europe (@WHO_Europe) June 7, 2021

World Food Safety day is celebrated on the 7th of June and reminds us of the fact that the quality of the food we consume has massive impacts on the human body. On this day let us pledge to serve and consume the right quality of food, paving a path for an healthy future!
— 100k Deeds for the SDGs (@Deeds4theSDGS) June 8, 2021

CELEBRATING WORLD FOOD SAFETY DAY 2021 This year’s theme, ‘Safe food today for a healthy tomorrow’ #Eritrea https://t.co/fIWwldDAHE
— Ghideon Musa (@GhideonMusa) June 7, 2021

World Food Safety Day Facts

The theme for World Food Safety Day in 2022 is Safer food, better health.
Unsafe food is responsible for more than 200 diseases because of the harmful bacteria, viruses, parasites, or chemical substances it can contain.
According to the World Health Organization, an estimated 600 million people around the world fall ill after eating contaminated food every year.