About FoodHandlerCheck

FoodHandlerCheck helps new food workers and the managers who hire them answer one question before paying for a course: will this food handler card be accepted where I work? It launched on November 15, 2026. It's brand new, so we have no traffic or revenue figures to report.

It is a private project. It is not a government website and is not affiliated with Texas DSHS, the California Department of Public Health, any county, the Oregon Health Authority, ANAB/ANSI, or any training provider.

Methodology

• Lists come from official sources only: the Texas DSHS licensed-program tables, the ANAB accreditation directory, county environmental health pages, and the Oregon Health Authority's approved list.
• We copy, we don't embellish. Names, license or accreditation numbers, phones and links are shown the way the source publishes them. If the source leaves something out, we leave it blank.
• No invented prices, reviews or rankings. The only prices we show are the ones a government page states (for example Oregon's $10 card or a county test fee).
• Every page is dated. Approvals change, so check the official list again on the day you enroll.

Corrections

When an official list changes, we update the page on the next refresh and change its checked date. There is no contact form yet.