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fromLos Angeles Times
3 days ago

Panda Express pays fine for failing to train employees on handling hazardous materials

Carbon dioxide is typically stored in tanks and is widely used by restaurants. California's hazardous materials law requires that employees receive training on the storage and handling of carbon dioxide. Leaks that displace oxygen can result in serious harm or even death. Restaurants are required to certify employees and file reports with local regulators confirming such training.
Food & drink
Public health
fromwww.independent.co.uk
2 months ago

Warning issued to restaurants after diner dies choking on meat and potatoes

Restaurants should stock anti-choking equipment such as suction devices because lack of such devices contributed to a pensioner's death despite carers' first aid.
Miami food
fromMiami Herald
6 months ago

New details unveil possible cause of Caribbean restaurant explosion in Florida City

A gas explosion at Caribbean's Heart in Florida injured ten people, occurring just before the restaurant's scheduled opening.
Cocktails
fromNew York Post
7 months ago

Snake falls from Mexican restaurant ceiling, into customer's margarita

A snake fell into a woman's margarita after dinner at a Mexican restaurant, causing her distress and concerns about more snakes.
An unsettling incident at a Mexican restaurant where a snake dropped into a drink has left a diner traumatized.
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