New York bill S08388 amends the agriculture and markets law to regulate retail food stores, food service establishments, and food warehouses.
New York bill S08388 amends the agriculture and markets law to establish regulations for retail food stores, food service establishments, and food warehouses. It mandates that these establishments must be licensed unless they are registered, permitted, or licensed by the department. The bill defines terms such as "food service establishment" and "retail food store." It authorizes the commissioner of agriculture and markets to grant, suspend, or revoke licenses based on various conditions, including false statements, inadequate sanitation, and failure to comply with regulations.
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