Children are more at risk for foodborne illness, and therefore parents and caregivers need to pack their lunches with food safety in mind. According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, almost 50% of annual salmonella infections happen to infants and school-age children, this is likely because the immune systems of children are not adequately developed to fight off the bacteria that can grow on foods. Temperature control is a major factor, especially during the summer months. Here are a few tips on keeping our little ones’ lunches safe.

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