Ortho-phthalate testing results of packaged food products reporting by food manufacturers to the commissioner of agriculture requirement provision

Summary

The bill adds new definitions for brand, brand owner, food manufacturer, ortho‑phthalates, packaged food product, UPC and UPC barcode to Minnesota statutes. It obligates manufacturers or brand owners to test any packaged food product for ortho‑phthalates and submit a written notice with product details, UPC, test date and results to the commissioner of agriculture at least 30 days before the product is offered or distributed in Minnesota. The provisions become effective on July 1, 2027.

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