If passed, makers of certain alternative egg and meat foods would need clear wording near label terms that suggest the products contain eggs or meat.
Labels for certain egg-style and meat-style foods would need a clear term nearby if they use words suggesting the food contains eggs or meat.
Labels would need a clear qualifying term near certain egg or meat words. The rule covers egg-style foods made from plant or other organic material and meat-style foods made from cells, insects, or plants, when their labels use words suggesting they contain eggs or meat. The qualifying term must be easy to see and close to the egg or meat word. The rules would apply to food products sold or offered for sale on or after the Act's effective date.
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