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NEW TEXAS FOOD LAWS JUST DROPPED
As of June 22, 2025, Governor Abbott has officially signed the “Make Texas Healthy Again” bill impacting how our favorite foods are labeled, served, and sold statewide.
What does this mean for YOU?
If you run a restaurant, food truck, or sell packaged snacks especially in the African, Caribbean, or Latino food space these changes could affect your recipes, packaging, and even school meal contracts.
By 2027, any food with certain additives must have warning labels.
School meals must go additive-free by Fall 2026.
Food trucks? Your stickers and packaging need to follow the rules too.
This isn’t just about rules it’s about protecting our culture and flavor while staying in compliance.
Let’s stay informed, stay ready, and keep feeding our communities right.

Native Eats - New Texas Food Laws: Community Impact Explained Texas new “Make Texas Healthy Again” law adds warning labels and bans certain additives in school meals key steps for food brands, trucks to comply by 2027.

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