Hawaii SB2345 requires warning labels on sugar-sweetened beverages to inform consumers of health risks.
SB2345 mandates warning labels on sugar-sweetened beverages to alert consumers about the health risks associated with excessive sugar consumption. Starting July 1, 2027, all beverage containers and multipacks of sugar-sweetened beverages must display a bold, legible warning label stating "WARNING: Excessive sugar." The label must be on a contrasting background and cannot be removed without solvents. Vending machines, soda fountains, and points of sale must also display the warning label. Violations incur civil penalties of $500 to $1,000 per day.
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