Maryland SB866 requires chain restaurants to display warning icons and text on menus for items with high sodium or added sugars content.
Maryland SB866 mandates that chain restaurants display warning icons and text on menus for items with high sodium or added sugars content. Beginning January 1, 2028, chain restaurants must display a high sodium content warning icon and text next to each standard menu item with a sodium content of 1,150 milligrams or more per serving. Similarly, a high added sugars content warning icon and text must be displayed next to items with added sugars exceeding half the total daily recommended limit.
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