New York A09668 restricts the use of the term "milk product" to products containing milk.
New York A09668 amends the general business law to specify that only products made from milk can use the term "milk product" on their labels and advertisements. The bill defines "milk product" as food items made from milk, including milk, cream, butter, cheese, and yogurt. This law aims to ensure consumers can accurately identify milk-based products in the marketplace.
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