It’s National Food Safety Education Month!

Tips from food safety experts for delivery [Uber]( Tips from food safety experts for delivery It’s National Food Safety Education Month, and we wanted to share some food safety tips from the Partnership for Food Safety Education: Most importantly, do not deliver food if you’re feeling sick. The most important thing you can do right now is to stay home —this is especially critical if you’re feeling sick, even if you just have a mild cough. Practice Good Personal Hygiene Wash your hands regularly and use hand sanitizer between deliveries. Never make contact with ready-to-eat foods. As always, wear a mask or face covering when delivering. Respect packaging seals Do not tamper with or open packaging during delivery. Well-sealed packaging is important in helping keep food safe. Keep your delivery bag clean An insulated bag can help maintain food’s temperature during deliveries, which makes for a better customer experience. To help prevent cross contamination, be sure to clean your bag regularly, keeping an eye out for any spills. You can order an insulated bag [here.]( Thank you for doing your part to help keep customers safe and well-fed during these challenging times. [Learn More ❯]( Uber’s stimulus to boost recovery After a year of shutdowns and staying in, Americans are getting vaccinated and cities are opening up—and as they do, riders are coming back to Uber. We’ve launched a $250 million driver stimulus to boost already-high earnings for drivers. We hope you’ll take advantage of this opportunity and join us as cities get moving again. It’s a great time to drive! See how much drivers are making right now in several cities. [See driver earnings by city❯]( [Help Center]( [Unsubscribe]( [Terms]( [Privacy]( [Email Preferences]( This is a promotional email from Uber Technologies 1515 3rd St., San Francisco, CA 94158 [Uber.com](