MI HB5705

Adds definition of "third-party food delivery platform" to Michigan's Food Law, defined as a business engaging in online food ordering and delivery from food service establishments to consumers.

Requires third-party food delivery platforms operating in Michigan to ensure any individual contracted as a food delivery driver holds current certification from a personnel certification program accredited by the American National Standards Institute using Conference for Food Protection Standards.

Requires food delivery drivers to provide proof of certification to food service establishment managers/owners or consumers upon request.

Sets certification validity period at 3 years.

Establishes civil fine of up to $100 for violations, prosecutable by county prosecutors or the attorney general.