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Governor Hochul Signs First-in-Nation Bill requiring top 9 allergen labelling on food that is pre-packaged on-site for sale and a Bill to Expand the Definition of Epinephrine
Laws require top 9 allergen labeling on on-site pre-packaged foods and expand epinephrine devices coverage to improve safety for 2 million New Yorkers with life-threatening allergies.
- On Nov. 17, 2025, Governor Kathy Hochul signed two bills into law, enacting A6558 requiring top 9 allergen labelling on food pre-packaged on-site and A05392 expanding epinephrine device definitions in New York State.
- The effort began two years ago when Jared Saiontz proposed allergen labeling with sponsorship from Senator Pete Harckham and Assemblymember Jen Lunsford, backed by Allergy Advocates New York and national groups.
- Updating statutory language, A05392 replaces references to cover devices, enabling state-approved emergency anaphylaxis training programs and schools to train, stock, and administer these products.
- Immediate effects include enabling training and stocking, Allergy Advocates New York said the laws add another layer of safety for approximately 2 million New Yorkers managing life‑threatening allergies.
- Advocates urged other states to follow New York's legislative model , with supporters citing scientific advancements updating epinephrine laws for 2 million allergy sufferers.
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