Hawaii SB1183 mandates labeling for m maki tea to ensure it is grown in Hawaii.
Hawaii SB1183 requires that any label claiming m maki tea contains tea or dried leaves from the plant Pipturus albidus must state that 100% of the tea or dried leaves were grown in Hawaii. The label must include phrases like "100% Hawaii-Grown M maki Tea" or "Hawaii-Grown M maki Tea." Sellers must provide proof of Hawaii origin upon demand. Violators face penalties. This Act aims to protect the viability of Hawaii-grown m maki tea.
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