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When I lived in California there were yearly stories about homemade cheese that was getting sold and killing people and a push to remind people of this reality.
by ROTMetro 4y ago
When I lived in California there were yearly stories about homemade cheese that was getting sold and killing people and a push to remind people of this reality. The 'licensing requirements' are there for a reason, around food the reason is to prevent deaths or permanent disabilities from food poisoning.
- ClumsyPilot 4y agoSure, but other requirements are stupid, like you can't open a cafe in US without having a lot of land for parking. Also in Britain, surprisingly, you can register a takeaway anywhere, even at your home, and if you don't handle animal products, there is no requirements to meet at all. You don't have to show your hygiene rating to customers either. "When you start a new food business or take over an existing business, you must register with your local authority. It’s free to register, and your registration cannot be refused. You should register at least 28 days before opening. If you’re already trading and have not registered, you need to do this as soon as possible."