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NY S00427
Bill
Status
Introduced
1/8/2025
Primary Sponsor
Gustavo Rivera
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AI Summary
- Chain restaurants with 15 or more locations in New York must display added sugars warnings next to menu items containing 100% or more of the FDA's daily value for added sugars
- Warnings must appear on menus, menu boards, food tags, and at self-serve dispensing points, along with a factual warning statement prominently visible at the point of purchase
- Chain menu developers must report to the Department of Health every 90 days on the added sugar content of each food item, or confirm no changes have been made
- Violations carry a civil penalty of up to $250 per day per non-compliant location
- The Department of Health must issue a report within six years reviewing the law's impact on food reformulation and consumer behavior, and recommend additional nutrients for potential menu warnings
Legislative Description
Requires chain restaurants to display an added sugars warning next to or directly under the name of each food item with high added sugars content wherever such food item is listed on a menu, menu board, or food tag, and by any self-serve dispensing point at which such food item is dispensed.
Last Action
REPORTED AND COMMITTED TO COMMERCE, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND SMALL BUSINESS
2/4/2026
Committee Referrals
Commerce, Economic Development and Small Business2/4/2026
Health1/7/2026
Rules6/13/2025
Commerce, Economic Development and Small Business4/29/2025
Health1/8/2025
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