warning labels

The new rule – which will go into effect in October – requires food service establishments with 15 or more locations nationally to warn customers of any menu items that contain at least 50 grams of added sugar.

Because this type of signage has been so successful in the past...

But watch out for chains that skirt the minimum requirement by just a few milligrams.

The National Restaurant Association is suing the NYC Health Department over the new measure, saying the menu additions are "yet another blow" to small businesses.

Dishes exceeding 2,300 milligrams of sodium will bear a warning icon depicting a salt shaker.

The measure would apply to about 3,000 chain restaurants in NYC.

For those sad, outcast New Yorkers still determined to puff away inside

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