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HI SCR50
Concurrent Resolution
Status
Introduced
2/28/2013
Primary Sponsor
Maile Shimabukuro
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AI Summary
- Expresses legislative support for mandatory labeling of carbon monoxide or gas treated raw fish
- Notes that carbon monoxide treatment prevents oxidation and color change in raw fish but can mask visual evidence of spoilage
- Cites that the European Union, Canada, and Japan have banned carbon monoxide as a color stabilizer in fish due to spoilage-masking concerns
- States that no current requirement exists to label carbon monoxide or gas treated raw fish, potentially misleading consumers about freshness
- Directs transmission of a certified copy to the Director of Health
Legislative Description
Expresses the support for the mandatory labeling of carbon monoxide or gas treated raw fish.
Last Action
Referred to HTH, CPN.
3/5/2013
Committee Referrals
Health3/5/2013
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