All new restaurant sign-ups will have to meet the minimum standard of three from the Food Hygiene Rating Scheme (FHRS). Delivered by NSF, the leading global food safety consultants, the package of support will include a one-to-one visit from an expert food safety practitioner and the provision of a detailed action plan on how to make any required improvements. “This is why we have an ever-evolving programme of work dedicated to raising food safety standards across the entire takeaway sector. It also continues to make significant updates to its API so that a restaurant’s food hygiene rating will automatically update if it changes following a local authority inspection. Heather Hancock, Chairman of the Food Standards Agency said: “I warmly welcome Just Eat’s significant new investment in food safety.

Source: Daily Mirror February 21, 2019 18:32 UTC