Hawaii’s New Ahi Labeling Law Takes Effect July 1

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Hawaii new ahi labeling law is now in effect, requiring stores that sell raw ahi — as poke, sashimi or otherwise — to disclose the tuna’s country of origin. Act 238 (2025) applies to retail sales establishments that buy more than $230,000 worth of fresh or frozen ahi annually.

New Hawaii law requires stores to label where ahi fish comes from

A new law taking effect this Wednesday requires stores to label where their ahi comes from, so when it says "local," it actually means it. The change is aimed at protecting Hawaii's commercial fishing industry and giving buyers more transparency…

Hawaii’s new ahi labeling law takes effect July 1

New rules for ahi sales take effect in Hawaii July 1.

Ahi labeling law takes effect Wednesday

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Ahi Origin Labeling Law Takes Effect on July 1st

HAWAIʻI - the new law in Hawaiʻi will require retail establishments selling raw processed ahi products to have country of origin labeling.