Business Regulation - Sugary Beverage Advertisements - Warning Labels
In the House - Hearing 3/10 at 1:00 p.m.
Summary
The bill bans any advertisement for a sugary beverage on property owned by the state, a county or a municipal corporation unless it carries a specific health warning. The warning must be bold, boxed and highly visible, and the law allows a $1,000 civil penalty for each day the ad is displayed without it. It aims to inform the public—especially children—about the health risks of added sugars.
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