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Oregon requirements guide

Oregon food handler training and card requirements

Oregon requires a card from one of its specifically approved providers.

Oregon-approved card required

Use the Oregon Health Authority's approved-provider links to obtain the correct $10 Oregon card.

RequirementState-approved provider system
DeadlineWithin 30 days of beginning work
Certificate or card term3 years

What Oregon workers should know

Oregon food service workers generally must obtain an Oregon-approved food handler card within 30 days of beginning work. Oregon does not accept cards issued in other states and warns workers to use only providers listed by Oregon.

Who needs food handler training?

Food service workers covered by Oregon's food handler card rules.

Job titles alone do not determine coverage. The duties performed, establishment type, exemptions, and enforcing authority can change the answer.

Official sources and verification

Rules and provider lists can change. These primary sources were reviewed on July 31, 2026. Check the current source and ask your employer or enforcing health authority when your situation is unclear.

Oregon food handler FAQ

Are out-of-state cards valid in Oregon?

No. Oregon states that food handler cards issued in other states are not valid there.

How much does an Oregon card cost?

Oregon states that its food handler card costs $10.

How soon must a worker obtain it?

Covered food service workers generally must obtain an Oregon food handler card within 30 days of beginning work.

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