Is it true that restaurants offering delivery, takeaway and catering services are to stop selling ready-to-eat (RTE) raw fish dishes using saltwater fish?

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Restaurants that offer dine-in, delivery and takeaway services can continue to sell ready-to-eat (RTE) raw fish dishes using saltwater fish.  The catering arms of restaurants that offer catering services are not to sell ready-to-eat (RTE) raw fish dishes using saltwater fish, unless they can submit proof to SFA that they can comply with the requirements for RTE raw fish dishes.

Is it true that restaurants offering delivery, takeaway and catering services are to stop selling ready-to-eat (RTE) raw fish dishes using saltwater fish?

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