New Jersey Statutes
§ 26:3E-15 — "Ask Before You Eat" public information campaign.
New Jersey·Title 26 HEALTH AND VITAL STATISTICS
2.The Commissioner of Health shall conduct, within the limits of monies appropriated pursuant to this act, a public information campaign regarding food allergies, to be known as "Ask Before You Eat." The public information campaign shall be designed to inform the public about food allergies and the health-related consequences, including anaphylaxis, to persons with such allergies who are exposed to food items that contain or are prepared with ingredients that trigger severe allergic reactions, such as peanuts, tree nuts, and seafood. L.2005, c.26, s.2; amended 2012, c.17, s.334.
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§ 26:3E-1
"Restaurant" defined§ 26:3E-14
Fact sheet distributed to restaurants relative to food allergies, posting of signs; definitions.§ 26:3E-16
Findings, declarations relative to provision of calorie information by certain chain restaurants.§ 26:3E-18
Rules, regulations.§ 26:3E-3.1
Posters provided by Department of Health§ 26:3E-6
Rules and regulations