New York bill requires high-sugar beverages to carry a safety warning stating they contain 100% or more of the FDA's recommended daily intake of.

The New York bill mandates that high-sugar beverages be labeled with a safety warning stating that they contain 100% or more of the FDA's recommended daily intake of added sugar. The warning must be displayed in a clear and conspicuous manner on the principal display panel of the sealed beverage container, on a contrasting background, and in bold type. The bill defines "high-sugar beverage" as any sweetened nonalcoholic beverage with added caloric sweeteners that contains 100% or more of the FDA's daily value for added sugars, excluding certain beverages like those with natural fruit or.

New York bill requires high-sugar beverages to carry a safety warning stating they contain 100% or more of the FDA's recommended daily intake of.

The New York bill mandates that high-sugar beverages be labeled with a safety warning stating that they contain 100% or more of the FDA's recommended daily intake of added sugar. The warning must be displayed in a clear and conspicuous manner on the principal display panel of the sealed beverage container, on a contrasting background, and in bold type. The bill defines "high-sugar beverage" as any sweetened nonalcoholic beverage with added caloric sweeteners that contains 100% or more of the FDA's daily value for added sugars, excluding certain beverages like those with natural fruit or.