State Senate Passes Sodium Warning Bill
ALBANY—On Tuesday, May 5, the New York State Senate passed the Sodium Warning Bill (S428A/A5207A), legislation designed to strengthen menu transparency at restaurants statewide and help consumers make informed choices. Sponsored by Senate Health Committee Chair Senator Gustavo Rivera and Assemblymember Karines Reyes, the bill would mandate clear warning icons on chain restaurant menus for items that exceed the daily recommended sodium limit, marking a significant step toward reducing sodium intake and lowering New Yorkers’ risk of chronic disease. The bill awaits debate on the Assembly floor.
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