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TEFAP Basics: Resources and Materials

By Maxine Chaney

The 2023 USDA food commodity program also known as TEFAP has orange income guidelines posters. If your food distribution site receives TEFAP food, you need to update this poster and a few other forms. Read the full article for links.


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NEW Agency Contact Info and Supplies Forms

By Maxine Chaney

Do you wonder where to submit requests for thermometers or easily notify us of staff changes? This article has the links to the web forms you can use to make these requests.


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Missing Product Labels: What action to take?

By Maxine Chaney

As an Oregon Food Bank Partner, you and your volunteers are the last checkpoint before food goes into the hands of the communities we serve. If product lands without a label it should never be distributed to clients. Labels include important information such as allergens and nutrition facts that are crucial to ensuring the safety of our clients. Read the full article for more details!


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Please seize this moment to tell yourself that you are knowledgeable about food safety, and connected to food safety experts (that’s us in Network Compliance!). As diligent and food savvy as we all are, every food source could contribute a product that is not appropriate to distribute. You are our last line of scrutiny before this life saving food reaches our community. If any questions about evaluation, safe handling, and screening of all foods that come through your program’s doors, please reach out to us by phone or email.


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Ever wonder how to get the word out about service schedule changes at your agency? Who at OFB should be notified? In service to our community, we ask that you read below to learn the appropriate actions to take with any schedule changes to your service or programming.


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