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Abu Dhabi launched a food safety rating app in the emirate for customers, the authority's media office announced on Sunday.
The Zadna Rating app will provide information about food establishments across 9,000 venues in the capital city.
These venues have been evaluated by the Abu Dhabi Agriculture and Food and Safety Authority, with the Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre overlooking the safety of the ingredients.
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Users can access the information by simply scanning QR codes available at the eatery. Once scanned, customers will get information on hygiene practices and ratings of these establishments. These stickers will be placed at the front side of the establishments.
Evaluation scores will be given after routine inspections. The following aspects are examined during the evaluations:
Respective scores will indicate the following information:
The initiative aims to enhance consumer confidence in food safety and regulatory measures in Abu Dhabi and to encourage food outlets to improve their performance. It also enhances transparency by providing public access to food inspections results.
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