New York A06524 mandates food service establishments to disclose if they operate out of another establishment's kitchen or in a non-exclusive kitchen.
New York A06524 amends the general business law by adding a new section requiring food service establishments to clearly and prominently disclose if they are operating out of another food service establishment's kitchen or in a location not exclusively used as a kitchen for their own establishment. This disclosure must be made in any advertisement, on the establishment's website, mobile application, other internet service, and on any third-party food delivery platform. The bill aims to ensure transparency for consumers regarding the origin and operational conditions of the food they purchase.
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