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The city of Cleveland is about to revolutionize the food safety inspection business inside your favorite places to eat.
Starting in March, you will be able to walk into any Cleveland restaurant and see a color grade that shows how well the establishment scored on its latest health inspection.
City Councilman Joe Cimperman says the new grading system could save lives.
“On March 1, the city Department of Public Health implements a new food safety program that has a lot of echoes to the Clean Plate Award, the effort you spearheaded with Channel 19 years ago that people still talk about,” Cimperman tells reporter Scott Taylor.
Many of you may remember when we used to give Clean Plate Awards to restaurants who had a perfect score on their most recent inspections. Those stickers started popping up in windows around the city.
The health department is going to use its own version of our Clean Plate Award..
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source: cleveland19.com
