§ 1350 Food places; powers of the commissioner
§ 1351 Food places; duty to permit inspections
§ 1352 Food places; sanitary requirements
§ 1352-A Food places; toilet facilities
§ 1352-B Public eating establishments; first aid instructions concerning food lodged in throat; liability
§ 1352-C Ice cream or other frozen desserts made with liquor, wine, beer or cider
§ 1352-D Public food service establishment inspection results
§ 1352-E Companion dogs at food service establishments
§ 1353 Food places; violations; penalties
§ 1354 Contracts for meat inspection
§ 1355 Food service safety and sanitation training
§ 1356 Food allergies notice in food service establishments and online food ordering services

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