Food labeling requirements.

Summary

The bill would make any food maker selling in Indiana add a warning label if the product contains any of a long list of specified additives. The label must include a standard warning statement and meet size and contrast rules, and the same information must be shown online. Violations could be sued by the state attorney general, with possible fines of up to $50,000 per day.

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