Minnesota SF5114 requires food manufacturers to test packaged food products for ortho-phthalates and report results to the commissioner of.
Minnesota SF5114 mandates that food manufacturers and brand owners test packaged food products for ortho-phthalates and submit the results to the commissioner of agriculture. The notice must include the product's name, description, UPC barcode, and testing results. Additionally, manufacturers must make these results publicly available on their websites. The bill also requires the use of accredited laboratories for testing and mandates labeling with a QR code linking to the test results. Effective July 1, 2027.
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