You are what you drink : California bill looks to flag sugary drinks on chain menus
California lawmakers propose a law requiring restaurants to label high-sugar drinks, aiming to raise consumer awareness about excessive suga
California lawmakers propose a law requiring restaurants to label high-sugar drinks, aiming to raise consumer awareness about excessive sugar intake. SACRAMENTO, Calif.
, People in California looking for a sweet treat may soon see a high-sugar symbol on menus when ordering a soft drink or smoothie. California lawmakers are looking to require a marker on chain restaurant menus for drinks that contain 50% of the daily recommended sugar amount.
Original reporting: abc10.com.
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