New York A07423 sets nutrition standards for meals, food items, and beverages offered with incentive items aimed at children in restaurants.
New York A07423 amends the public health law to establish nutrition standards for meals, food items, and beverages that may be offered for purchase in combination with incentive items by restaurants. These incentive items include toys, games, trading cards, admission tickets, or other consumer products appealing to children. The commissioner will create regulations defining these nutritional standards, which will include criteria such as calories, sodium, fat content, sugars, and the inclusion of fruits, vegetables, and grains. Violations of these standards will incur civil penalties.
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