Managers who have already obtained their Food Protection Manager Certification are exempt from getting an Arizona Food Handler card

Food handlers in Maricopa County must complete a food safety course that is approved for use in Arizona and Maricopa County. The training should be ANAB accredited.

While specific requirements may vary, these establishments must ensure that their food handling staff have valid food handler cards and follow general food safety guidelines.

Yes, all cottage food operators in Arizona are required to complete and maintain a valid food handler certificate.

The Arizona food handler card is valid for 3 years.

Arizona state law requires that the test and license not cost more than $15 to ensure affordability for all food service workers.  FHC is available for $7, and bulk orders of 5 or more bulk access codes get 10% off ot the order.

Yes.

FHC® Food Handler Classes is accepted in Maricopa County as a valid training option for food employees who need to meet local food safety training requirements. Since FHC® is ANAB-accredited, it satisfies the standards required by the Maricopa County Environmental Services Department for food handler certification.

If you're working in Phoenix, Mesa, Scottsdale, Tempe, Chandler, Glendale, Peoria, or any other city in Maricopa County, you can confidently complete your food handler training through FHC®.

After completing the course and passing the test, you’ll receive an instant certificate that can be provided to your employer and verified by health inspectors.

Most counties in Arizona require food handlers to have a valid Food Handler Card. However, some counties may have additional requirements or fees.

Yes, FHC offers Arizona food handler course in Spanish.

Schools and culinary programs in Arizona must also ensure that their food service staff and students handling food have valid food handler cards

Arizona accepts ANSI National Accreditation Board (ANAB) accredited food handler programs.

Food handlers in Arizona, including those working in restaurants, bars, grills, resorts, lodges, convenience stores, grocery stores, theme parks, movie theaters, catering services, schools, and culinary programs, are required to obtain a food handler card.