Published July 7, 2015
Staten Island Restaurants’ High Standards Recognized
Two Staten Island restaurants have received FSM 22000 certification that acknowledges their high standard of food storage, preparation and serving. The restaurants, Z-One and Z-Two, are now recognized as having the highest standard of food safety and management.
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