Health department says restaurants could lose permits over bogus signs
New York City's health department warned restaurant operators that it would issue violations and possibly revoke the operating licenses of businesses that post counterfeit letter-grade inspection signs in their windows. A significant number of restaurants have received top marks since the city's new inspection system went into effect in July. However, the health department's warning comes amid recent reports that some New York City restaurants have posted bogus signs either before being ...
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