Enacts the New York state product promotion act to develop a program highlighting local businesses.
The bill enacts the New York state product promotion act, requiring the commissioner of economic development to develop and implement a program promoting New York-made products. The commissioner must establish and maintain an internet registry for businesses that manufacture or produce products in the state. The department can charge a reasonable fee to cover administrative costs. The commissioner must also create a product label with the registry address to help identify products made in New York.
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