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Breakfast
Hot and Cold Lunches
Afternoon Tea
Traditional Cakes & Scones made on the premises
Loose leaf teas - Artisan coffees
Private dining available for celebrations or business
Open 7 days a week
Monday 10 00 am
Tuesday - Sunday 8.30 am
Café Clare
1 Well Lane, Clare, Suffolk, CO10 8NH
Tel: 01787 278148
www.cafe-clare.co.uk
Opening hours:
Mon-Sat 9-5pm Closed Sundays
Fresh Bread for Sale Daily
Cafe open for breakfast, lunch and snacks
Afternoon tea and
home-made Cakes available
Local Cheeses, Hams, Jams & Chutneys,
Norfolk Ice Creams
1 High Street, Clare, Suffolk
01787 278932
Focus Autumn 2017
Food Hygiene Standards Labelling
The Food Hygiene Rating Scheme (FHRS) helps you choose
where to eat out or shop for food by telling you how seriously
the business takes their food hygiene standards.
The scheme is run by local authorities in England, Northern
Ireland and Wales and applies to restaurants, pubs, cafes,
takeaways, hotels, supermarkets and other food shops.
Each business is given their hygiene rating when it is inspected
by a food safety officer from the business’s local authority.
The food safety officer inspecting the business checks how well
the business is meeting the law by looking at:
•
how hygienically the food is handled – how it is
prepared, cooked, re-heated, cooled and stored
•
the condition of the structure of the buildings –
the cleanliness, layout, lighting, ventilation and other
facilities
•
how the business manages and records what it does
to make sure food is safe
At the end of the inspection, the business is given one of the
six ratings from 0-5. The top rating of ‘5’ means that the
business was found to have ‘very good’ hygiene standards.
Any business should be able to reach this top rating.
The government is considering proposals
to compel food outlets to display a
label showing their hygiene rating.
So what does this label mean ?