A new ObamaCare-tied regulation is poised to take effect in a matter of days that will require calorie counts on in-store menu boards. The menu labeling rule, which takes effect on May 7, stems from the Affordable Care Act. The cost of implementing menu boards with calorie counts could be about $5,000 annually per store, says the American Pizza Community, an industry group. “This is ripe for the plaintiff’s bar to look for a statistically significant case of brand X, and accuse them of false information with calorie counts,” McIntyre said. It would also consider as compliant online calorie counts, and give a 90-day window to correct any violations.

Source: Fox News April 25, 2018 15:56 UTC