Legislation
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New Jersey Makes To-Go Cocktails Permanent
After years of temporary allowances, New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill officially made cocktails-to-go a permanent fixture in 2026.

California lawmakers extend to-go cocktail sales through 2029
At a time when many states still debate temporary measures, California has passed legislation extending the ability for venues to sell cocktails to-go until 2029, solidifying a critical revenue stream

North Carolina House advances bill for canned cocktails in grocery stores
On May 19, 2026, a North Carolina House committee quietly approved a bill that could soon put canned cocktails with up to 9.

Why Sustainable Sourcing in the Food Industry Matters for 2026
Only ten G20 countries, representing the world's largest economies, have comprehensive national legislation specifically designed to prevent food waste, according to Economist Impact .

New York State Legislators Target Added Sugars in Junk Food Marketing
Childhood obesity rates in New York City surged to 20% in 2022, a stark increase from 15% just a decade ago, according to the NYC Dept.

New Bill Proposes Mandatory Listing for Supplement Makers
Over 11,800 bottles of dietary supplements were recalled nationwide due to undeclared allergens, a stark reminder of the FDA's limited oversight in a booming industry.