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Foods & Beverages

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This page collects the 6 public records POLISCOPE has tagged with “Foods & Beverages”. Coverage spans bills - each decoded into plain English and linked to its primary source. It most often overlaps with Commerce, Taxation, and Public.

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State BillNORTH CAROLINAApr 14, 2025North Carolina House Bill 884 raises gross receipts threshold for artisan bakeries exempt from sales tax to $2,400,000North Carolina House Bill 884 raises the annual gross receipts threshold from $1,800,000 to $2,400,000 for artisan bakeries to maintain their sales tax exemption on bakery items sold without eating utState BillNORTH CAROLINAApr 10, 2025North Carolina bans specific synthetic food additives and dyes in public school mealsState BillNORTH CAROLINAApr 3, 2025North Carolina eliminates felony drug bans for food and Work First benefits and sets annual recertificationState BillNORTH CAROLINAApr 1, 2025North Carolina bill allows motor fuel excise tax refunds for nonprofits transporting food to residentsState BillNORTH CAROLINAApr 1, 2025North Carolina Authorizes Retail Sale of Raw Milk and Raw Milk Products Under Department LicensingState BillNORTH CAROLINAApr 1, 2025North Carolina regulates hemp-derived consumable products, establishes licensing for manufacturers, distributors, and retailers, and sets THC limits

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  1. 01Department of Health and Human Servicesorganization2 mentions
  2. 02Wardperson1 mentions
  3. 03Green Dye 3other1 mentions
  4. 04Blue Dye 1other1 mentions
  5. 05Red Dye 40other1 mentions
  6. 06Civil Penalty and Forfeiture Fundorganization1 mentions
  7. 07Brominated Vegetable Oilother1 mentions
  8. 08Yellow Dye 6other1 mentions
  9. 09Department of Public Instructionorganization1 mentions
  10. 10Reederperson1 mentions

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  • Topic to billsNorth Carolina House Bill 884 raises gross receipts threshold for artisan bakeries exempt from sales tax to $2,400,000, North Carolina bans specific synthetic food additives and dyes in public school meals, North Carolina eliminates felony drug bans for food and Work First benefits and sets annual recertification (+3 more)
  • Topic to peopleWard, Reeder
  • Topic to orgsDepartment of Health and Human Services, Civil Penalty and Forfeiture Fund, Department of Public Instruction
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  1. Apr 14, 2025State BillNorth Carolina House Bill 884 raises gross receipts threshold for artisan bakeries exempt from sales tax to $2,400,000
  2. Apr 10, 2025State BillNorth Carolina bans specific synthetic food additives and dyes in public school meals
  3. Apr 3, 2025State BillNorth Carolina eliminates felony drug bans for food and Work First benefits and sets annual recertification
  4. Apr 1, 2025State BillNorth Carolina bill allows motor fuel excise tax refunds for nonprofits transporting food to residents
  5. Apr 1, 2025State BillNorth Carolina Authorizes Retail Sale of Raw Milk and Raw Milk Products Under Department Licensing
  6. Apr 1, 2025State BillNorth Carolina regulates hemp-derived consumable products, establishes licensing for manufacturers, distributors, and retailers, and sets THC limits