New York restaurants sue to block labeling law

NEW YORK The New York State Restaurant Association has refiled a lawsuit in federal district court to challenge the city’s revised requirements that some chain restaurants prominently post calorie content for each menu item. Afederal judge struck down a similar law in September as a result of a lawsuit filed in the summer by the NYSRA. Consequently, the city’s Board of Health crafted a new set of regulations and voted unanimously earlier this month to adopt them as of March 31. The ...

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