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JACKSON Color Coded Cutting Board
JACKSON Color Coded Cutting Board is offered in a broad range of sizes and thicknesses for both home and commercial kitchens. Color coding makes it useful in foodservice environments where different boards are assigned to different food groups to reduce cross-use.
Thickness, board size, color set and any HACCP-oriented coding scheme should be selected for the intended kitchen workflow.
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