Food service establishments; require notification of the country of origin of seafood items
House Date Signed by Governor
Summary
The new law mandates that any food service establishment in Georgia that offers shrimp imported from abroad must clearly indicate on the menu or with a visible placard that the shrimp is "FOREIGN IMPORTED" or "FOREIGN IMPORTED SHRIMP." State‑run food service venues are exempt. The measure aims to give consumers clearer information about the origin of seafood they eat.
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