With peak hairy crab season approaching, Hong Kong vendors selling the popular delicacy will now need a special permit from the city’s food safety authority to confirm they have met hygiene requirements such as having a fridge in the shop and a sink for handlers to wash their hands in.
Previously, these vendors did not need permission to hawk their wares. Under the new rules, those with physical premises must obtain a permit, while food stores selling other items will have to get official...
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Hong Kong hairy crab sellers must obtain permit under new hygiene scheme, as peak season approaches
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