Health Department Approved, ANAB-CFP Accredited Certified Food Manager Exam
* Diamond Package – In order to qualify for the Free Retest, you must complete the ENTIRE online training and sample tests BEFORE taking the initial Food Manager exam. The 1 free retest must be taken within 6 months of not passing the first time. All other retests will be $69.95.
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Summary: Flexible packages support both individuals and organizations, ensuring compliance at the county level.
Nebraska Food Manager Certification – Health Department Approved
We guarantee approval of the Certified Food Protection Manager Program by the health department.
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AAA Food Handler is a nationally recognized provider of food safety education, helping restaurants, franchises, healthcare facilities, hotels, and institutional food operations stay compliant. Our programs are ANAB–CFP Accredited, ensuring acceptance by local health departments in Nebraska. With fully online training, secure proctored exams, and immediate certifications, AAA Food Handler combines flexibility with regulatory compliance to support food managers across the state.
Summary: AAA Food Handler delivers nationally recognized, county-compliant food safety management programs.
Nebraska now requires statewide Food Manager Certification under LB245, passed in April 2025. Every food establishment must have at least one Certified Food Protection Manager (CFPM) on staff, with Douglas County and Lincoln/Lancaster County enforcing additional local requirements. The state references the 2022 FDA Model Food Code, with county and city health departments responsible for enforcement.
AAA Food Handler offers ANAB-CFP Accredited online programs that meet Nebraska’s county requirements, allowing managers to complete training and proctored exams entirely online, in English or Spanish.
Key course features:
Summary: Nebraska now requires statewide Food Manager Certification under LB245; AAA Food Handler programs meet local compliance.
Nebraska food safety is governed at both the state and local levels:
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Summary: Nebraska counties enforce local requirements, with ANAB-CFP Accredited programs accepted for compliance.
Certification is required for establishments in counties with CFPM mandates:
Summary: CFPM certification applies where local health departments require it; one certified PIC per shift is mandatory.
Summary: Accreditation ensures nationwide recognition and compliance at the county level.
Summary: Following this process ensures CFPM compliance in Nebraska counties with mandates.
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Prevent foodborne illnesses through proper handling and sanitation practices.
Ensure regulatory compliance with state and local food safety laws.
Reduce inspection violations with consistent adherence to standards.
Improve operational oversight and staff hygiene for safer food operations.
Maintain audit-ready documentation for inspections and record-keeping.
Supports HACCP requirements for special processes and high-risk foods.
Summary: Certification strengthens safety, compliance, and operational efficiency.
Summary: AAA Food Handler ensures fast, compliant, and recognized Food Manager certifications for individuals and organizations in Nebraska.
Numerous professionals nationwide have already earned and renewed their card with AAA Food Handler — a trusted name in food safety training.
Yes. Under Nebraska LB245 (2025), a valid Food Protection Manager Certification is now required statewide for food establishments. Local health departments enforce additional requirements based on the 2022 FDA Food Code and national food safety regulations.
Yes. AAA Food Handler’s ANAB–CFP Accredited Food Protection Manager certification is accepted by Nebraska counties that require certified CFPMs, including Douglas County and Lincoln/Lancaster County.
You’ll need to complete an ANAB–CFP Accredited Food Protection Manager program. AAA Food Handler offers a fully online ANAB–CFP Accredited program that includes:
This certification meets Nebraska’s health department requirements and is valid across the state.
At the state level, no fees are specified. However, in the City of Lincoln/Lancaster County, there is a $30 local fee for food manager certification.
Nebraska Food Manager Certification is valid for 5 years from the date casyou pass the exam. However, in Lincoln-Lancaster county the certification will be valid for three years. To stay in compliance, you must renew the certification before your current one expires.
Yes, Nebraska allows you to complete everything online—training, proctored exam, and certification. You can complete the process from home or work, on your schedule.
A Food Handler Certificate is for employees performing basic food tasks like prepping or serving. A Certified Food Protection Manager (CFPM) is responsible for overseeing food safety policies, staff training, and compliance with local and federal food regulations.
No. An email address is required to sign up for a course. It helps protect your personal information, provides a purchase receipt, and allows you to recover your account if needed.
Choose the option that fits your needs:
Each package includes the $46 proctoring fee and is part of an ANAB-CFP Accredited program.
The Diamond Package includes one free retest, provided you complete the training and sample questions first. Additional attempts are available for purchase.
Yes. All training, exams, and customer support are available in both English and Spanish, considering the needs of Nebraska’s diverse workforce.
Yes. Our Group Training System allows employers to:
Perfect for restaurants, franchises, healthcare facilities, and food service businesses.
Absolutely. Completing a Food Protection Manager Certification from a Conference for Food Protection (CFP) recognized provider helps ensure compliance with Nebraska’s health codes and can reduce the risk of violations during inspections.
Yes. This program aligns with federal regulation CFR § 483.60 and is accepted in healthcare facilities, assisted living, and long-term care environments. It also supports those working toward dietary compliance in regulated care settings.
Food safety in Nebraska is primarily overseen by the Nebraska Department of Agriculture, Food Safety and Consumer Protection:
301 Centennial Mall South
Lincoln, Nebraska 68509
Under Nebraska LB245 (2025), CFPM certification is now required statewide for certain food establishments. Douglas County and Lincoln/Lancaster County enforce additional local requirements, including a mandatory Food Handler Certification for all employees within 30 days of hire in the City of Omaha.
Get Your Food Manager Certification Nebraska — Fully Online, ANAB-CFP Accredited, and Accepted by Local Health Departments.
Food Manager Reviews
4.9
Course was very thorough and informative. Highly recommend.
Long and extensive training. Did have trouble finding the practice exam mentioned on the course selection when it was bought through my work.
Course was good and helpful
Amazing course, highly recommend
Very easy to understand and follow along. Also liked being able to watch course at the times I had available
I thought this was a great educational video for the course made it easy to follow along and moved quickly.
Informative, but would be nice to have an actual person talking instead of ai reading everything
like it
The material is presented very clearly in an easy to understand format.
Clear and easy to use. Informative.
I think this training was very useful, hit the key points and really enjoyed the little pop quizzes in between the training that was being played.
this was a very informative and well presented course
for having to do this its a great class
Clear and concise, very informative.
This course is very easy to understand and very clear with their facts. A lot of this is also common sense knowledge but the things that a lot wouldn’t know, they cover thoroughly.
Good training and very good presentation of numerous facts