1. Catering institutions that plan to open community canteens for the elderly must have the qualifications of independent legal persons, food business licenses, fire safety and other conditions, apply to towns and streets, and report to the District Civil Affairs Bureau for the record after examination and approval.
2. When opening community canteens for the elderly, the District Civil Affairs Bureau should guide towns, streets and villages to sign service agreements with food aid agencies, and clarify food safety, distribution process, service price, service subsidies and other matters.
3. The community elderly canteen shall obtain the food business license issued by the market supervision department, and implement the food business license, employee health certificate, charging price, preferential treatment for the elderly, food safety management system, food safety commitment letter and complaint telephone number. At the same time, the unified logo of the city's elderly food aid institutions should be hung in an eye-catching position outdoors.
4. If the standards for the construction of community elderly canteens and community elderly food aid points meet the requirements of the Civil Affairs Bureau, a one-time construction subsidy can be given.