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Fridge Storage Order Chart (A4)
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A laminated A4 chart showing the correct order to stack food in a fridge: ready-to-eat on top, raw poultry at the bottom, with specific zones for fish, meat, salads and dairy. Designed by Kitchen Tonic food safety consultants, it prevents cross-contamination and keeps food at safe temperatures.
Perfect for
Caterers and food retailers
Kitchen Tonic design
Written by food safety consultants
Wipe-clean laminated
250 micron encapsulation
Next Working Day
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Product Specifications
- Format
- A4 portrait, gloss laminated (250 micron)
- Paper
- 170gsm silk, full colour
- Content
- Diagram of a 5-shelf fridge with storage zones and labelling rules
- Designed by
- Kitchen Tonic food safety consultants
- Edition
- 2026-1
What's Included
- Complete food safety management system pack
- Ready-to-use documentation templates
- Implementation guidance notes
Common Questions
What condition is this product in?
Brand new and unused. This is the official Kitchen Tonic publication, professionally printed and dispatched by a commercial print company in the UK and sent by Royal Mail tracked delivery.
How quickly will I receive my order?
Order by 12 noon and we dispatch the same working day. Choose Royal Mail Tracked 24 or Special Delivery Guaranteed by 1pm at checkout for next working day delivery, or Royal Mail Tracked 48 from £2.85, which aims to arrive within 2 working days. Orders placed after 12 noon, or at the weekend, dispatch on the next working day.
Is this an official publication?
Yes, this is an official Kitchen Tonic publication. It meets all regulatory requirements and is suitable for food business compliance.
Why This Matters
Storing raw food below ready-to-eat is critical to prevent cross-contamination. A visual storage chart helps staff stack fridges correctly every time, reducing the risk of foodborne illness and demonstrating due diligence to environmental health officers.
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Carren Amoli, Founder & Lead Food Safety Consultant
BSc (Hons) · Former NHS dietitian · International food safety auditor · 16+ years
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why must raw food go at the bottom?
Raw poultry, meat and fish can drip and cross-contaminate ready-to-eat food stored above them. Keeping raw at the bottom is the easiest way to prevent this (Regulation (EC) 852/2004).
What temperature must the fridge be?
The fridge must be 5°C or below (legal maximum 8°C in England, Wales and Northern Ireland). Check it regularly with a probe thermometer.
How do I label and date food?
Label everything with the date opened or made, and the date it should be used by. First in, first out means using older stock before newer stock.
What condition is this product in?
Brand new and unused. This is the official Kitchen Tonic publication, professionally printed and dispatched by a commercial print company in the UK and sent by Royal Mail tracked delivery.
How quickly will I receive my order?
Order by 12 noon and we dispatch the same working day. Choose Royal Mail Tracked 24 or Special Delivery Guaranteed by 1pm at checkout for next working day delivery, or Royal Mail Tracked 48 from £2.85, which aims to arrive within 2 working days. Orders placed after 12 noon, or at the weekend, dispatch on the next working day.
Is this an official publication?
Yes, this is an official Kitchen Tonic publication. It meets all regulatory requirements and is suitable for food business compliance.
What payment methods do you accept?
We accept all major credit and debit cards including Visa, Mastercard, and American Express. All payments are processed securely through Stripe with 256-bit SSL encryption.
Can I get help implementing this?
Absolutely! Our consultants can help you implement this food safety system in your business.View our consulting services.
Do I legally need a food safety management system?
UK food law requires every food business to have a documented, HACCP-based food safety management system in place. An official pack like this is one recognised way to meet that, not the only one. You can build your own, but a ready-made pack gives you a structure EHOs know and expect.Get help putting one in place.
Which pack should I choose?
Start with your trade. Butchers and meat retailers use ButcherSafe; shops and food retailers use Safer Food, Better Business for Retailers; registered childminders use the SFBB childminders pack. Caterers, restaurants and cafes can use CookSafe, Safe Catering, the Industry Guide or the FSA's Safer Food, Better Business pack, with versions tailored to Chinese and South Asian cuisines. They all cover the same HACCP essentials, so pick the one you prefer or the one your EHO recommends, and you can buy and use any pack anywhere in the UK.
Can I use this anywhere in the UK?
Yes. All our packs are built on the same HACCP principles and are used by food businesses across the UK. The region shown reflects the authority that publishes each pack; it is not a restriction. Some EHOs even recommend a particular pack whatever your nation, for example a butcher in England using ButcherSafe, or an officer in Wales recommending the Scottish CookSafe pack.