New Jersey A1855 mandates that restaurant chains with 20 or more locations nationally must display sodium content warnings on their menus.

New Jersey A1855 requires restaurant chains with 20 or more locations nationally to provide sodium information for items offered for sale. Specifically, these establishments must display a warning icon on menus or menu boards next to food items or beverages with high sodium content. High sodium content is defined as any standard menu item or combination meal containing 2,300 mg or more of sodium. The warning icon must be a black and white equilateral triangle, as wide as it is tall, and equal in height to the largest letter in the name of the food item or beverage item.

New Jersey A1855 mandates that restaurant chains with 20 or more locations nationally must display sodium content warnings on their menus.

New Jersey A1855 requires restaurant chains with 20 or more locations nationally to provide sodium information for items offered for sale. Specifically, these establishments must display a warning icon on menus or menu boards next to food items or beverages with high sodium content. High sodium content is defined as any standard menu item or combination meal containing 2,300 mg or more of sodium. The warning icon must be a black and white equilateral triangle, as wide as it is tall, and equal in height to the largest letter in the name of the food item or beverage item.