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BEH Establishment Ratings November-December 2019” PRESS RELEASE Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands 1 Lower Navy Hill Road, Navy Hill, Saipan, MP 96950 January 10, 2020 CHCC-PR-20-036 3:56PM FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE “CHCC BEH Establishment Ratings November-December 2019” During the months of November and December, 2019, the Commonwealth Healthcare Corporation (CHCC) Bureau of Environmental Health (BEH) conducted sanitary inspections on retail, eating, and drinking establishments. Through this release, we are providing the names of establishments by inspection grade, and the names of establishments which were ordered to close for serious violations of health and sanitation standards. For these establishments, we provide the suspension date and the date they were certified to resume operations. Food Safety Rating classifications are based on a score of 0-100. • 90-100: Grade A • 80-89: Grade B • 70-79: Grade C • >69: Closure/Suspension NOVEMBER 2019 Grade A: 5 Establishment(s) 1. Youngs Wholesale, Fina Sisu 2. Saipan Ice & Water Manufacturer, Lower Base 3. DBM Fish Mart, Dandan 4. Mobil service station, Retail- Tanapag 5. Mobil service station, Retail- Garapan Grade B: 1 Establishment(s) 1. Best Market, Koblerville Grade C: 0 Establishment(s) Establishment(s) ordered CLOSED for serious violations of health and sanitation standards: 0 DECEMBER 2019 Grade A: 38 Establishment(s) 1. Pacific Palm Restaurant, Chalan Kiya 2. Foremost Scoops, Gualo Rai 3. Subway, Gualo Rai P.O. Box 500409 CK, Saipan, MP 96950 Telephone: (670) 234-8950 Ext. 3359 // Email: [email protected] CHCC BEH Establishment Ratings Nov-Dec 2019 CHCC-PR-20-036 January 10, 2020 PAGE 2 4. J&J BBQ, San Roque 5. New Kagman Market, Kagman 6. New XO Market, Gualo Rai 7. New XO Butcher, Gualo Rai 8. Chow Time I, Garapan 9. New Oleai Store, San Jose 10. Lucky De Mart II, San Vicente 11. 153 Restaurant, Fina Sisu 12. Zubing Store, San Antonio 13. New Double Restaurant, Garapan 14. New Grand Market, Lower Navy Hill 15. New Grand Butcher, Lower Navy Hill 16. Yong An Tofu, Garapan 17. Cheng Cheng Market, Dandan 18. Bostonian Bakery, Chalan Laulau 19. WJC Fish Mart, San Vicente 20. LZ Market, Dandan 21. San Roque Market, San Roque 22. San Roque Butcher, San Roque 23. Chinen Ice Candy Wholesale, Garapan 24. Chinen Ice Candy Retail, Garapan 25. The Grill Laulau Bay, Kagman 26. American Pizza and Grill, Garapan 27. Gusto Products, Fina Sisu 28. Ella Wholesale, Garapan 29. Brothers Market, Kagman 30. Brothers Butcher, Kagman 31. Mama Store, Garapan 32. Saipan Iris Pool Villa Kitchen, San Roque 33. I Shop Saipan, Garapan 34. Himawari Bakery, Garapan 35. Himawari Retail, Garapan 36. San Jose Mart, San Jose 37. LJ’s Mart, Chalan Kanoa 38. LJ’s Mart, Garapan Grade B: 7 Establishment(s) 1. Chow Time Restaurant, Garapan 2. Chow Time Catering, Garapan 3. Pearl River Wholesale, Chalan Laulau 4. New Chang Ming Market, Garapan 5. Marg’s Kitchen and Bakery, Susupe P.O. Box 500409 CK, Saipan, MP 96950 Telephone: (670) 234-8950 Ext. 3359 // Email: [email protected] CHCC BEH Establishment Ratings Nov-Dec 2019 CHCC-PR-20-036 January 10, 2020 PAGE 3 6. Uncle’s Ed BBQ, Kagman 7. Sunny Side Café, Garapan Grade C: 0 Establishment(s) Establishment(s) ordered CLOSED for serious violations of health and sanitation standards: 1 1. Marg’s Bakery, Susupe a. Closed: 12/13/19 b. Re-opened: 12/24/19 For more information, please contact the BEH at (670) 664-4870/72/73, or email the Director of the BEH, John Tagabuel, at [email protected]. For more information about CHCC programs, please follow us on Facebook and Twitter at @cnmichcc, check out our website at www.chcc.gov.mp or call us at (670) 234-8950. This press release may be found online at http://www.chcc.gov.mp/PressRelease.html CHCC Point of Contact: Zoe Travis, Communications and Public Relations Specialist (670) 234-8950 Ext. 3359, [email protected] P.O. Box 500409 CK, Saipan, MP 96950 Telephone: (670) 234-8950 Ext. 3359 // Email: [email protected] .
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