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Assessing the Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices of Street Food Vendors in the City of Johannesburg regarding Food Hygiene and Safety

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24 Mukhola (1998) in assessing the factors influencing the safety and quality of street food in a rural area in Limpopo examined the knowledge, attitude and perceptions in both street food vendors and consumers. Her findings indicated that the majority of street food vendors and consumers had little information regarding the proper preparation and storage of food as well as environmental conditions that may be detrimental to health. Furthermore 64.4% of consumers thought that street food is sold under unacceptable conditions and these needed improvement (Mukhola, 1998). Based on the literature reviewed, many of the studies have been conducted on the formal sector; there is limited information on the effectiveness of training conducted on street food vendors. It is therefore very important to explore the KAP of street food vendors in order to allow for a better understanding of these variables in street food vendors in relation to Food Safety.

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