Key Points Storing flammable items like cooking oil, paper, and dish towels near the stove increases fire risks.Heat from the ...

These establishments in Wayne County were inspected between July 20 and 26, according to Pennsylvania Department of ...

The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, 866-366-3723, uses a risk-based inspection reporting process for restaurants and other food handlers.

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A new New Jersey law went into effect Saturday prohibiting restaurants from automatically providing certain single-use ...

Starting Saturday, if you want plastic utensils from a New Jersey restaurant, you have to ask for them. The state’s “Skip the ...

Utensils and condiments are to no longer automatically come with takeout, food delivery or drive-thru pick up orders in NJ.

New Jersey's "Skip the Stuff" law takes effect August 1, requiring restaurants to provide single-use items like plastic utensils and napkins only upon customer request.

Nearly 20 billion plastic utensils get thrown away in New Jersey every year. A new state law taking effect in 2026 aims to change that, one takeout order at a time.

NJ will prohibit restaurants from handing out single-use utensils and condiments starting Aug. 1. How do you feel about this?

New Jersey residents ordering takeout this weekend may notice a change beginning Saturday, when restaurants will no longer automatically include plastic utensils with food orders.

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