New York A05207 requires chain restaurants to label menu items with high sodium content.

New York A05207 amends the public health law to mandate that chain restaurants display a sodium warning icon next to menu items with high sodium content. This includes items that exceed the daily value for sodium. The Department of Health must develop the icon and accompanying text within one year of the law's effective date. Chain restaurants must comply with this labeling requirement two years after the law takes effect. The law defines "chain restaurant" as a food service establishment with fifteen or more locations under the same name, regardless of ownership, offering similar menu items.

New York A05207 requires chain restaurants to label menu items with high sodium content.

New York A05207 amends the public health law to mandate that chain restaurants display a sodium warning icon next to menu items with high sodium content. This includes items that exceed the daily value for sodium. The Department of Health must develop the icon and accompanying text within one year of the law's effective date. Chain restaurants must comply with this labeling requirement two years after the law takes effect. The law defines "chain restaurant" as a food service establishment with fifteen or more locations under the same name, regardless of ownership, offering similar menu items.