Hawaii SB129 mandates country of origin labeling for raw ahi tuna at retail establishments.
Hawaii SB129 addresses the need for clear labeling of raw ahi tuna products at retail establishments to inform consumers about the origin of the tuna. The bill aims to close a loophole in federal labeling requirements that allows for misleading advertisements and in-store terminology. It mandates that all raw ahi, including those produced in Hawaii, must be labeled with the country of origin.
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