No more ‘sell by’ stickers. Gavin Newsom signs bill standardizing food package labels
California Gov. Gavin Newsom over the weekend signed Assembly Bill 660 into law, which standardizes food package labeling. It will have to read either “best if used by” to denote peak product freshness or “use by” to denote when a food product is no longer safe to eat.
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As Republicans Continue to Block the Right to IVF, California Governor Gavin Newsom Signs Legislation to Expand Access ...
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The California law comes after members of Congress have failed twice this year to pass bills protecting IVF access on a national level.
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