Calorie Labeling
Public Health Rules
Federal FDA menu-labeling rules for chains with 20+ locations and any LA-specific add-ons, including added-sugar warnings and posting standards.
How Calorie Labeling Rules Differ by Place
Berkeley, CA: Calorie Labeling at Berkeley Chain Restaurants
Some RestrictionsChain restaurants in Berkeley with 20 or more US locations must post calorie counts next to menu items, following the federal FDA menu labeling rule embedded in the California Retail…
Long Beach, CA: Long Beach Kids' Meal Default Beverage Caps
Some RestrictionsChapter 8.17 caps the default beverage restaurants may bundle with a children's meal in Long Beach: water, nonfat or 1% milk or a non-dairy alternative under 130 calories per serving…
Doral, FL: Doral City-Event Food Calorie Caps
Some RestrictionsDoral caps what can be sold at its own events and facilities: City Code § 2-452 requires at least half of all food and beverages offered at a city event or city facility to meet strict…
Howard County, MD: Howard County Caps Calories in Vending Machines
Some RestrictionsHoward County doesn't require restaurants to post calorie counts. Instead, Code Section 12.1801 caps calories in food and drinks sold from vending machines on County property…
Montgomery County, MD: Montgomery County Calorie Labeling Law
Some RestrictionsChain restaurants with 20+ U.S. locations must post calorie counts on every menu and menu board under County Code § 15-15A, with full nutrition data available in writing on request.
Albany County, NY: Albany County Chain Restaurant Calorie Labeling
Some RestrictionsAlbany County requires chain food service establishments with 15 or more locations nationally to post calorie counts on menus and menu boards. The Albany County Department of Health…
Cities & Counties with Calorie Labeling Rules
13 locations
Florida
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