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Incidence of food poisoning at record low last year
By Cai Wenjun |
February 15, 2012, Wednesday
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EIGHT food poisoning cases were reported in Shanghai last year, with 201 people feeling sick but no one died. The incidence of food poisoning was 0.87 for every 100,000 people, a record low level, Shanghai Food and Drug Administration officials said today.
About 79 percent of local eateries have been examined and graded with a smiley face. A smiling face means good hygiene while a crying face means bad hygiene.
About 22 of eateries were awarded a smiling face, 68 percent a plain face, and 9 percent a crying face, the officials said.
By the end of last year, Shanghai has registered 61,561 licensed restaurants.
Semi-cooked dishes, raw aquatic products, lunch boxes, milk or yogurt are listed as high-risky food items requiring close check, the officials said.
About 79 percent of local eateries have been examined and graded with a smiley face. A smiling face means good hygiene while a crying face means bad hygiene.
About 22 of eateries were awarded a smiling face, 68 percent a plain face, and 9 percent a crying face, the officials said.
By the end of last year, Shanghai has registered 61,561 licensed restaurants.
Semi-cooked dishes, raw aquatic products, lunch boxes, milk or yogurt are listed as high-risky food items requiring close check, the officials said.
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