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Under what basis do you have to claim those "random" inspections "work very well" Personally I believe they do almost nothing. Food born illness is pretty com
by phpisthebest 4y ago
Under what basis do you have to claim those "random" inspections "work very well"
Personally I believe they do almost nothing. Food born illness is pretty common and almost impossible to trace unless it is a wide spread outbreak.
Many cities only inspect a food establishment every 2-3 years and in some cases as long as 5 years.
I think reputation, and economics play a larger factor in safety then government inspections. Dirty places making their customers ill tend to close long before the government inspectors come around.
- Waterluvian 4y agoWhat country are you referring to?
- phpisthebest 4y agoGiven we are in a topic thread about the US State of NY, about a Law in NY State. I am referring to the US, and Specifically NY which has been famous for their health dept in come cases not inspecting places for years
- Waterluvian 4y agoGotcha. My only experience is with Ontario. Fair to assume we were sticking to NY. :)
- vlovich123 4y agoOk. But a state being disfunctional in a specific way surely means we should be looking externally for places where it’s not that disfunctional to figure out how to fix the disfunction. No? Am I taking crazy pills?