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Harckham-Lunsford Bill Requiring Allergen Labeling

S.5381 / A.6558A New YorkPending

Bill sponsored by Senator Harckham and Assemblymember Lunsford requiring allergen labeling on food products to protect consumers with food allergies and celiac disease.

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· 9 supporters
GraceStaten Island Open to combine
Joined 7/17/2026

“As a mom of a child with a sesame allergy, I support this bill because the new sesame requirements only work if labeling is enforced everywhere.”

TylerSyracuse Open to combine
Joined 7/15/2026

“I'm joining this coalition because New York should lead on allergen safety. Clear labeling is a small change that saves lives.”

NadiaBuffalo Open to combine
Joined 7/11/2026

“Families shouldn't have to call manufacturers to learn if a product is safe. This bill makes essential information accessible to everyone.”

DevonRochester Open to combine
Joined 7/9/2026

“I support Senators Harckham and Levenberg's bill because consistent allergen labeling across New York protects every resident, not just those with diagnosed allergies.”

BriannaAlbany Open to combine
Joined 7/6/2026

“My daughter was hospitalized after an unlabeled allergen exposure at a community event. This legislation would prevent that for other families.”

KevinYonkers Open to combine
Joined 7/1/2026

“As a restaurant owner, I support clear allergen labeling requirements. They protect my customers and give my staff clear guidance.”

JasmineQueens Open to combine
Joined 6/25/2026

“I manage five students with food allergies in my classroom. Clear labeling would help teachers and staff keep kids safe every day.”

AnthonyBrooklyn Open to combine
Joined 6/18/2026

“New Yorkers with food allergies deserve the same labeling protections as the rest of the country. This bill is a necessary step forward.”

RachelBronx Open to combine
Joined 6/10/2026

“My child's school cafeteria has no reliable ingredient lists. This bill would require clear allergen labeling so families can navigate public spaces safely.”

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