The bill mandates that food establishments serving food for on-premises consumption must post a routine inspection report card after being inspected by a regulatory authority. The report card will assign a letter grade based on the establishment's performance, with grades ranging from A (90-100%) to C (75-79%). If an establishment receives a rating below 75%, its license will be suspended. The report card must be displayed in a conspicuous location, such as near each entrance, to ensure visibility for customers.

Additionally, the bill amends existing law to replace the term "posting of inspection reports" with "routine inspection report" and specifies that establishments must also post any current complaint or reinspection reports. The regulatory authority is required to prepare a standardized form for the report card that explains the grading criteria. This new requirement aims to enhance transparency and public awareness regarding food safety standards in establishments.

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Introduced: 137F.11A