More than 80 restaurants, eateries, and food production businesses along the street have been issued identification signs, placed under regular monitoring, and committed to complying with food safety standards.
The Phuong Liet ward People’s Committee has also launched a digital map, allowing residents and visitors to easily locate and verify certified food establishments on Le Trong Tan Street.
Authorities plan to expand the food safety control street model to other areas of the ward in the future.
Earlier, Hoan Kiem ward launched a food safety control route in the Old Quarter, covering Dao Duy Tu, Ta Hien, and Ma May streets.
