Maryland SB570 mandates testing and disclosure of toxic heavy metals in baby food sold in the state.

Maryland SB570 requires manufacturers to test baby food for toxic heavy metals and disclose the results. Starting January 1, 2025, baby food sold in the state cannot contain toxic heavy metals exceeding FDA limits. Manufacturers must provide test results to the Department of Health and make them publicly available on their websites. Starting January 1, 2026, manufacturers must include a QR code on labels linking to test results and FDA guidance. The bill defines "baby food" and "toxic heavy metals" and outlines the testing and disclosure requirements.

Maryland SB570 mandates testing and disclosure of toxic heavy metals in baby food sold in the state.

Maryland SB570 requires manufacturers to test baby food for toxic heavy metals and disclose the results. Starting January 1, 2025, baby food sold in the state cannot contain toxic heavy metals exceeding FDA limits. Manufacturers must provide test results to the Department of Health and make them publicly available on their websites. Starting January 1, 2026, manufacturers must include a QR code on labels linking to test results and FDA guidance. The bill defines "baby food" and "toxic heavy metals" and outlines the testing and disclosure requirements.