NY S00428

Requires chain restaurants with 15 or more locations in New York to display a warning icon next to menu items exceeding the daily recommended sodium limit of 2,300 mg

The Department of Health must develop the sodium warning icon and publish compliance guidance within one year; restaurants must begin displaying warnings within two years of the effective date

Chain menu developers must report sodium content of all standard menu items to the department every 90 days

Violations carry a civil penalty of up to $250 per day for each non-compliant location

Restaurants already complying with similar local sodium labeling requirements (such as New York City's existing rule) are exempt from the state requirement