South Carolina bill H4774 allows supermarkets to donate excess food to qualifying entities without liability.

South Carolina bill H4774 amends the state code to allow supermarkets to donate excess food to qualifying entities, such as food pantries and soup kitchens, without facing liability for the food. This applies to food that is safe to consume but not sold due to labeling, appearance, or surplus. The bill defines "excess food" and "qualifying entity" and specifies that supermarkets can impose reasonable restrictions on collection. The bill takes effect upon approval by the Governor.

South Carolina bill H4774 allows supermarkets to donate excess food to qualifying entities without liability.

South Carolina bill H4774 amends the state code to allow supermarkets to donate excess food to qualifying entities, such as food pantries and soup kitchens, without facing liability for the food. This applies to food that is safe to consume but not sold due to labeling, appearance, or surplus. The bill defines "excess food" and "qualifying entity" and specifies that supermarkets can impose reasonable restrictions on collection. The bill takes effect upon approval by the Governor.