Østrig: regler for madtemperatur
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Reglerne på denne side er for nuværende på engelsk. De vil blive oversat til dit sprog.
“Lov” er en bindende regel. “Officiel vejledning” er ikke lov, men inspektører forventer det. “Chef Hygiene standard” er en værdi, som appen kontrollerer i forhold til, hvor ingen regel angiver et tal.
- Officiel vejledningChilled food: 0–4°C, with a tolerance up to 6°C. Chef Hygiene aims for 4°C and flags readings above 6°C. No Austrian law sets restaurant temperatures; this is the ministry’s guideline (Beilage 1b).
- Officiel vejledningRecommended maximum for restaurants: poultry, rabbit and raw mince 4°C, other meat 7°C, offal 3°C. Raw fish is kept at melting-ice temperature. A fridge with mixed food is set to the lowest temperature needed.
- Officiel vejledningFrozen food: −18°C, with a tolerance up to −15°C.
- Officiel vejledningHot food: as hot as possible, in any case above 70°C. A short drop is tolerated if the food stays safe. The staff leaflet says at least 75°C for hot food on offer.
- Officiel vejledningCooling: cool food that is not eaten at once quickly to 0–4°C (6°C at most), if possible within 2 hours, and keep it there.
- Officiel vejledningReheating: a core temperature of at least 75°C for several minutes.
- Officiel vejledningCooking: hot dishes with raw egg reach 75°C in the core. Mince, poultry and fish must be well heated through; the guideline gives no number.
- Officiel vejledningSalads on a buffet for more than 2 hours must be kept chilled.
- Officiel vejledningDeliveries: refuse frozen food above −15°C, and chilled food more than 3°C above the product’s own set temperature. Chef Hygiene uses 7°C as one number for chilled deliveries.
Officielle kilder
- Health ministry: hygiene guidelines and Food Code (verbrauchergesundheit.gv.at)
- AGES: food safety, control plan, product warnings
- RIS: Austrian federal and state laws
- Vienna food control (MA 59)
- Labour Inspectorate (workplace safety)
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