Eat food? Produce food? Sell food?
Foodborne viruses concern us all.

Discover how viruses reach our food, why they matter, and what you can do to reduce the risk.

Martin D’Agostino, PhD, FRSB, FIFST, MIScT

Making food virology understandable and practical.

Foodborne viruses & food safety

Eat food?
Handle food?
Work with food?

What you need to know about the viruses that can be transferred to food and carried by food.

Check your foodborne virus readiness →Explore the online course →

The key foodborne viruses

Learn

Clear, practical information
for all levels.

Assess

Use our risk navigator
to check your controls.

Control

Evidence-based advice
to reduce risks.

Protect

Safer food for your
customers and communities.

FREE VIROSAFETY FOOD VIRUS RISK NAVIGATOR

Handle food? Check your virus controls.

The free ViroSafety Food Virus Risk Navigator is for everyone involved in producing, preparing, serving or selling food, including food handlers, chefs, food servers, hospitality teams, producers and technical managers.

Answer practical questions about your work and get a summary highlighting potential gaps and areas that need attention.

Online training course

Foodborne Viruses:
What Every Food Professional Needs to Know

Practical, engaging online training with real-world examples, quizzes and a certificate of completion.

Find out more →
What people say

Feedback from bespoke live training

Feedback from participants in ViroSafety’s bespoke live foodborne virus training, delivered for organisations and teams.

“

Martin has used his in-depth knowledge of viruses to develop training for our Food Technologists, giving them the knowledge and understanding of practical controls to work with our supply base.

M&S Food Technology
“

I found the course very enlightening, particularly the focus around raw-material-level challenges in RTE products. The quizzes worked well and broke up the study.

M&S employee
“

I would thoroughly recommend attending this course, no matter what point of your food career you are in, to deepen your understanding of the issues that viruses cause.

Sienna JohnstonBPP Food Technologist, M&S