New York City Implements Sugary Food Warning Labels in Chain Restaurants

Starting December 1, chain restaurants in NYC will display warning labels on items with high added sugar content, aiming to combat health issues like diabetes.

• NYC's new law mandates warning icons on menu items with over 50 grams of added sugar.
• The initiative, approved by Mayor Eric Adams, emphasizes proactive health measures.
• Critics label the move as 'nanny state' overreach, while health advocates support the transparency.
• High-sugar items at popular chains like Starbucks and Dunkin' will be prominently labeled.
• Public comments on the rule are open until its enforcement begins in June for prepackaged items.

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