A bill intended to clarify and alter a set of long-delayed Obamacare menu labeling rules passed the House Tuesday, as restaurant owners continue to prepare for a May 7 compliance deadline.
Titled the “Common Sense Nutrition Disclosure Act,” the legislation would address concerns raised by some members of the food industry who have opposed aspects of the Affordable Care Act’s nutrition guidelines since the law was first passed.
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