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Food Safety

Get some tips with how to manage food safely during power outages.

Food safety tips during power outages.

Fresh food

Throw out fresh food if:

  • it has been in floodwater
  • it has an unusual smell, colour or feel
  • it has been unrefrigerated for more than four hours.

Frozen food

Throw out frozen food if:

  • it has been in floodwater
  • the power to the freezer has been off for more than 48 hours for a full freezer, and more than 24 hours for a half-full freezer.

Note: Food that has started to defrost should be eaten as soon as possible. Do not refreeze.

Pantry food

Throw out pantry food if:

  • it has been in floodwater
  • it is open, swollen, damaged or missing labels.

Note: If in doubt, throw it out!

For more information, contact your nearest Queensland Health public health unit, or visit Food Standards Australia.