California SB869 requires chain restaurants to display added sugar warnings on menus for high sugar beverages.
California SB869 mandates that chain restaurants with 20 or more locations display added sugar warnings on their menus for beverages with high added sugar content. The warning must be a clear and conspicuous icon adjacent to each beverage item with high added sugar content. The bill defines "high added sugar content" as 100 percent or more per serving of the daily value for added sugar. Restaurants can display the warning on physical menus, digital menus, or alternative written materials.
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