PENNSYLVANIA - Juniata County Food Handlers

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Getting Your Food Handlers Card

1. Complete The Course

Training is only 1 hour! Learn through real-life videos and exercises.

2. Take The Test

Show off your food safety knowledge. Free re-tests if needed.

3. Get Your Certificate!

Instantly print, download, or mail order your Food Handlers Card.

Get Your Food Handlers Card In Juniata County

Train Your Employees

Food Safety Training

eFoodHandlers is a national, ANSI-accredited food safety training provider. Our interactive program includes videos and learning exercises to provide quality training options for every learning style.

State Description

Questions & Answers

ANSI Accredited

Our program is ANSI-Accredited. This means our training has met rigorous standards and is broadly accepted through the US. ANSI accreditation is a requirement under California law. ANSI providers will have a visible logo with an issue number on their website.

Pass Guaranteed

We believe in our training so much, that we offer a Pass Guarantee! You can take the exam as many time as required. However, after 2 failed attempts, you must retake the course. There is not an extra charge for retaking the course.

How long is my Food Handlers Card valid?

It is valid for 3 years. At the end of that period, you will need to retake the course and pass the exam. eFoodhandlers makes that process simple and straightforward.

How many times can I take the exam?

You can take the exam as many time as required. However, after 2 failed attempts, you must retake the course. There is not an extra charge for retaking the course.

Pennsylvania Policy

State of Pennsylvania requires one supervisory staff to be certified in an approved Certified Food Protection program. eFoodhandlers certificate program does not meet this standard. Follow this link for a list of approved providers.

The PA training requirement applies to most food facilities. However, there are many other types of food service operations where eFoodhandlers training does apply. These include:

Food establishments where only commercially prepackaged food is handled and sold.(Includes PHF and Non PHF)
Food establishments that do not handle potentially hazardous foods.
All food manufacturing facilities
An organization classified as tax-exempt under Section 501(c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986.
Food establishments managed on a not-for-profit basis by a volunteer fire company or an ambulance, religious, charitable, fraternal, veterans, civic, agriculture fair or agricultural association or any separately chartered auxiliary of any of the above.
A food establishment managed on a not-for-profit basis by organizations supporting extra-curricular recreational activities for youth of all public, private and parochial school systems.