Go 40 or Below – Retailers

Retailer Resources

A constant home refrigerator temp of 40 °F or below is one of the most effective ways to reduce the risk of foodborne illness. Here you will find tools to help you share the important Go 40 or Below message with families in your community and your store associates. Start with the Retailer Activation Guide for an overview of available resources.

* Retailer Activation Guide
* Press release from the Partnership for Food Safety Education
* Science Behind Messages – Go 40 or Below

Retailer Tools – In-store and Out

* Go 40 or Below magnet artwork – use to display in refrigeration sections or provide at checkout
* Circular content
* 30 second video message with Dr. Robert Gravani
* Infographic

Consumer Material

Go 40 or Below - Expecting Mothers Brochure – English
Go 40 or Below – Expecting Mothers
Brochure – English
Brochure – Spanish

Go40orBelow_Brochure ENG Seniors
Go 40 or Below – Seniors
Brochure – English
Brochure – Spanish


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Go 40 or Below Logo



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“a cold fridge keeps food safe”

Microsoft PowerPoint - Go40orBelowv4_PPT

 

Go 40 or Below PowerPoint Presentation for Consumers

 

 

 

30-Second video message with Dr. Robert Gravani

Media Outreach Material

Infographic
Press Outreach “How To” Action Guide for BAC Fighters
Media Pitch Sheet – Expecting Mothers
Media Pitch Sheet – Expecting Mothers, Hispanic
Media Pitch Sheet – Aging Adults
Press release from the Partnership for Food Safety Education

Watch webinar about consumer research behind Go40orBelow campaign.
FDA Food Safety for Moms to Be


 

 

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