Hawaii SB545 prohibits the use of synthetic substances in school meals for both public and charter schools.
Hawaii SB545 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to prohibit the use of synthetic substances in school meals. Synthetic substances, defined as food coloring, color additives, or colorants, are banned in meals provided under the school meals program for public schools and charter schools. This legislation aims to ensure that meals served in schools do not contain synthetic coloring agents.
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