Minnesota SF188 requires food manufacturers and brand owners to report ortho-phthalate testing results of packaged food products to the commissioner.

Minnesota SF188 mandates that food manufacturers and brand owners test packaged food products for ortho-phthalates and report the results to the commissioner of agriculture. The report must include details such as the product name, UPC barcode, test date, and detection results. Additionally, the food manufacturer or brand owner must make these testing results publicly available on their website. The bill also requires the inclusion of a QR code linking to the testing results on the packaged food product. The commissioner can enforce compliance through administrative actions or penalties.

Minnesota SF188 requires food manufacturers and brand owners to report ortho-phthalate testing results of packaged food products to the commissioner.

Minnesota SF188 mandates that food manufacturers and brand owners test packaged food products for ortho-phthalates and report the results to the commissioner of agriculture. The report must include details such as the product name, UPC barcode, test date, and detection results. Additionally, the food manufacturer or brand owner must make these testing results publicly available on their website. The bill also requires the inclusion of a QR code linking to the testing results on the packaged food product. The commissioner can enforce compliance through administrative actions or penalties.