TABLE 1.
Information type | % (no.) of videos |
---|---|
Government agencies | |
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | 24 (20) |
U.S. Food and Drug Administration | 15 (13) |
U.S. Department of Agriculture | 12 (10) |
Government of Canadaa | 2 (2) |
National Institutes of Health | 5 (4) |
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency | 2 (2) |
National Science Foundation | 1 (1) |
Health care professional, professor, expert | 60 (51) |
Hand washing procedures | 69 (59) |
Soap used for hand washing | 41 (35) |
Hand sanitizer used | 31 (26) |
Fruit and vegetable washing procedures | |
Water only | 27 (23) |
Soap and water | 16 (14) |
Scrub surfaces | 9 (8) |
Commercial produce disinfectant | 5 (4) |
Otherb | 12 (10) |
Kitchen disinfection | 26 (22) |
Package handling procedures | 55 (47) |
Grocery store practices | 54 (46) |
Take-out food procedures | 32 (27) |
Hazardous foodc | |
Food that you share | 1 (1) |
Food plated and cooled | 1 (1) |
Frozen food | 2 (2) |
Take-out food | 2 (2) |
Produce | 8 (7) |
No food | 39 (33) |
Hazardous food packaging | 24 (20) |
Hazardous food utensils | 2 (2) |
a Government of Canada includes agencies such as the Canadian Food Inspection Agency and Health Canada. Videos did not mention specific agencies.
b Including use of homemade cleaners and, in one instance, a dishwasher.
c Food and utensils were coded as hazardous when the video mentioned that ingestion of those foods or use of those utensils can cause consumers to contract COVID-19.