Bill > SB2687

This bill reserves the authority to regulate consumer incentive items, which are items like toys or tokens associated with meals, and nutrition labeling for restaurant, retail, and vending machine food items exclusively to the state legislature, meaning local governments (political subdivisions) cannot create their own rules on these matters. The bill clarifies that it does not override existing federal regulations on nutrition labeling, specifically referencing the federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, and prohibits local governments from enacting or enforcing any local laws, conditioning licenses, or banning food based on nutrition information or the presence or absence of consumer incentive items. It also prevents local entities from restricting the sale or distribution of foods approved by federal agencies like the USDA.