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Updated by SFA The Clean Tables Campaignis launched to remind diners at public dining places to keep the tables clean by clearing their used tissues and wet wipes, disposable crockery, and returning their used crockery and trays after they have finished their meals.
Common litter found in public dining places, such as used tissues or wet wipes, can become biohazards as they collect respiratory discharges and sputum, which may contain viruses or bacteria. When left lying around, used tissues or wet wipes pose a health risk. Keeping our tables clean will also help reduce hygiene issues related to birds feeding off uncleared plates, bowls, trays and tables, which have become easy food sources for our urban wildlife.
We seek the support from the public to address table litter at our public dining places. Contact us
What is the Clean Tables Campaign at public dining places?
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The common/public spaces outside the food establishments are not clean. I also see pests running around. What should I do?
Do diners need to wipe the tables clean?
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How can my coffeeshop / food court support patrons in keeping the tables clean?
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Can I step up on table cleaning should tray return infrastructure setup be unfeasible in my foodshop?
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