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Allergy Labels May Be Required for Restaurant Menus in CA
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Senate Bill 68 would require California restaurants to notify customers when menu items contain major allergens. Supporters say it's a safety step for the 4 million Californians with food allergies; opponents argue it may mislead consumers. Food trucks and carts would be exempt.
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