“Whether it’s calorie counts, restaurant grades or sodium counts, giving New Yorkers better information … has a positive impact on the decisions they make.”
ed by ex- City Councilman and current Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine, who first introduced the idea in 2019.
After backlash from the impacted businesses, he ended up paring down his proposed measure to include just pre-packaged drinks and foods. The legislation was signed into law last year.Harvard School of Public HealthThe affected establishments would be required to post warning icons next to items containing sugar content over the FDA’s recommended daily dose of 50g of added sugar.
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