Kansas HB2425 amends the Kansas Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to classify food containing specific unsafe color additives as adulterated.
Kansas HB2425 amends the Kansas Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to classify food containing specific unsafe color additives as adulterated. It prohibits the processing, storage, or distribution of adulterated food. The bill also prohibits the use of adulterated food as an ingredient in meals served through school food service programs. Exceptions are made for sales of less than $5,000. Additionally, the bill classifies drugs containing synthetic color additives as adulterated and imposes civil penalties for violations.
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