New Jersey S2977 mandates nutritional standards for children's meals in chain restaurants.
New Jersey S2977 requires children's meals in chain restaurants to meet specific nutritional standards, including calorie, sodium, sugar, and fat limits, and the inclusion of fresh fruits or vegetables and whole grains. Restaurants must list nutritional content on menus and provide calorie information for beverages. Violations result in warnings, civil penalties, and potential legal action. The Department of Health will inform restaurants about the requirements and provide informational posters.
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