Alabama HB172 defines ingredients and prohibits labeling food as all-natural if it contains artificial ingredients.
Alabama HB172 amends food labeling laws by defining "natural ingredient," "artificial ingredient," and "open-date statement." It prohibits labeling food as all-natural or containing only natural ingredients if it includes any artificial ingredient. The bill also updates definitions for various food-related terms and conditions for misbranded food.
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