Arizona HB2334 prohibits retail sale of food products containing mRNA and mandates country-of-origin labeling.
Arizona HB2334 amends state law to prohibit the sale of food products, including livestock, poultry, produce, and prepared foods, if they contain messenger ribonucleic acid (mRNA). The bill also mandates that food products sold in Arizona must be labeled with the country of origin, a list of countries that have altered the product, and vaccination and medication information for livestock and poultry. Additionally, it requires organic produce to be labeled with the names of any sprays or coatings applied, or signage provided if sold without packaging.
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