Indiana HB1345 regulates food sales, labeling, and exemptions for certain meat products and insect protein.
Indiana HB1345 establishes the Indiana food protection panel to hear appeals from individuals cited by local health officers. It prohibits local health departments from requiring licenses for cultivating produce on one's property or another's with permission. The bill exempts certain meat products from regulatory requirements if sold directly by the producer to the end consumer. It mandates labeling for food products containing insect protein and allows for virtual appeals.
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