Determining food that contains specific color additives to be adulterated.

Summary

HB 2425 would change Kansas law so that any food containing specific color additives is considered adulterated. It would prohibit processing, storing, or distributing such foods, especially in school lunch and breakfast programs, but would allow schools to sell them at fundraising events off‑site or after the school day ends. The measure also imposes civil penalties and felony charges for drugs that contain synthetic color additives.

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