Overview

• NYC's new law mandates warning icons on menu items with over 50 grams of added sugar.
• The initiative, approved by Mayor Eric Adams, emphasizes proactive health measures.
• Critics label the move as 'nanny state' overreach, while health advocates support the transparency.
• High-sugar items at popular chains like Starbucks and Dunkin' will be prominently labeled.
• Public comments on the rule are open until its enforcement begins in June for prepackaged items.