Detroit launches placard program to notify people of restaurants' food safety

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

64% : The health department also conducted an inspection of Table No. 2 and gave the first placard since the ordinance's debut to the restaurant's chef.
57% : Omar Mitchell, the executive chef at Table No. 2, told The News that the ordinance is "long overdue.
51% : "We want to make sure that if you are a Detroiter, if you are a visitor to any restaurant, you can feel confident going to any restaurant," Detroit Chief Public Health Officer Denise Fair Razo said, "and when you walk in, you know that the food is safe and it's prepared in a very healthy way."The Detroit Health Department, along with Detroit City Councilmember Scott Benson, held a media briefing Tuesday at Table No. 2 in Greektown to announce the ordinance's launch.

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