Food Hygiene Ratings
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Make it a legal requirement to prominently display the rating sticker and the problem will solve itself.
@Sheefag 17528 wrote:
Make it a legal requirement to prominently display the rating sticker and the problem will solve itself.
It is a legal requirement in Wales!
One of the Indian takeaways in Rhostyllen has a 4 (That’s good enough for me, just they slipped up with something minor on the day!), the other however has a 1 and has only recently started displaying the rating on the entrance doors!!!
This was posted on face book last week from the 1 rated establishment, guess they have no aspiration to get a 5?
@Sheefag 17526 wrote:
Speaking of barking, South Koreans, eat dogs and have a longer life expectancy than us Westerners.
Just saying like.Actually human life expectancy in South Korea is slightly lower than in the UK. However, I suspect the life expectancy for dogs there is considerably lower than for dogs here.
@Steve 17532 wrote:
One of the Indian takeaways in Rhostyllen has a 4 (That’s good enough for me, just they slipped up with something minor on the day!), the other however has a 1 and has only recently started displaying the rating on the entrance doors!!!
This was posted on face book last week from the 1 rated establishment, guess they have no aspiration to get a 5?
Wow, if that is genuine then the place should be closed down!
I don’t agree Big H, the easiest way to rectify things is for the punters to read the ‘scores on the doors’ and vote accordingly.
If people read that score and continue their purchase, then surely they receive what they deserve.Consumers voting with their feet is the clear way to get these sub standard establishments closed. The owners have the choice — move or see their customers go elsewhere.
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