Abstract
This article has been developed to investigate successful methods of risk communication and education of young people on food hygiene and safety. The authors operate the e-Bug project, an international programme consisting of educational materials for schools and communities covering health protection topics including infection prevention and antibiotic resistance. This review will help inform SafeConsumE, a Horizon2020 funded project that will involve the development of new education materials for young people with the aim to prevent foodborne illness that align with relevant methods of risk communication.