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Cyberabad civic body to introduce hygiene rating system for restaurants

Cyberabad civic body to introduce hygiene rating system for restaurants
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The Cyberabad Municipal Corporation is launching a hygiene rating system for local restaurants to quantify food safety standards. Establishments will be scored based on inspections, with results intended to be publicly disclosed.

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Represents a shift in public health policy from punitive enforcement to a transparent, consumer-facing rating system.

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A restaurant inspection report no longer ends with a list of violations. In Hyderabad, it now comes with a score. Over the past few weeks, food safety teams of Cyberabad Municipal Corporation (CMC) have been carrying out a series of inspections at restaurants, cafes and food establishments across its jurisdiction. But unlike conventional food safety drives, officials have introduced a rating-based system that seeks to quantify hygiene standards and publicly disclose how establishments fare.

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Neutral coverage of a municipal policy initiative.

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