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Topic AreaStates Bill NumberSponsor(s) Bill SummaryLatest Action Action Date
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Animal FeedCASB725Megan Dahle (R)*This bill states it is the intent of the Legislature to enact future legislation that would promote the recycling of organic byproducts by increasing the opportunities for organic byproducts to be recycled into livestock feed.Referred to Com. on RLS.03/12/2025
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AwarenessILHR0195Joyce Mason (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Rule 19(b) / Re-referred to Rules Committee07/01/2025
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AwarenessILHR0636Joyce Mason (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Filed with the Clerk by Rep. Joyce Mason01/23/2026
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AwarenessILSB1280Laura Fine (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Referred to Assignments01/28/2025
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AwarenessMOHB1899Adrian Plank (D)*, Mark Boyko (D), Gregg Bush (D)This summary is forthcoming. Read Second Time (H)01/08/2026
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AwarenessNJSJR18Bob Smith (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Environment and Energy Committee01/13/2026
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AwarenessPAHR169Bob Merski (D)*, Carol Kazeem (D), Maureen Madden (D), Ben Waxman (D), Pat Harkins (D), José Giral (D), Bob Freeman (D), Mary Isaacson (D), Ed Neilson (D), Tarik Khan (D), Carol Hill-Evans (D), Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz (D), Malcolm Kenyatta (D), Kristine Howard (D), Ben Sanchez (D), Missy Cerrato (D), Joe Hohenstein (D), Nikki Rivera (D), Jenn O'Mara (D), Steve Mentzer (R), Scott Conklin (D), Perry Warren (D)This summary is forthcoming. Laid on the table (Pursuant to House Rule 71)12/15/2025
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AwarenessPAHR327Roni Green (D)*, Carol Hill-Evans (D), Tarik Khan (D), José Giral (D), Tarah Probst (D), Chris Pielli (D), Kristine Howard (D), Mike Schlossberg (D), Greg Vitali (D), Joe Ciresi (D), Ben Sanchez (D), Melissa Shusterman (D), Eddie Pashinski (D), Jenn O'Mara (D), Chris Rabb (D)This summary is forthcoming. Reported as committed11/17/2025
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AwarenessPASR143Elder Vogel (R)*, Amanda Cappelletti (D), James Malone (D), Scott Martin (R), Judy Schwank (D), Lynda Schlegel-Culver (R), John Kane (D), Wayne Fontana (D), Camera Bartolotta (R), Tina Tartaglione (D), Carolyn Comitta (D), Vincent Hughes (D), Art Haywood (D), Jay Costa (D), Pat Stefano (R), Judy Ward (R), Nick Miller (D)This summary is forthcoming. Referred to Rules & Executive Nominations09/04/2025
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Awareness, Donation Program or Donation RequirementNJS1729Parker Space (R)*, Angela Mcknight (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Health, Human Services and Senior Citizens Committee01/13/2026
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Awareness, Donation SafetyMAH2455Brad Jones (R)*, Hannah Kane (R)*The bill directs the Department of Public Health to issue guidance to businesses regarding food donation liability and publish the guidance on its website within 6 months of the passage of the bill. The bill requires the department to host educational webinars for health authorities regarding best practices for food donation and to develop a statewide educational campaign about reducing food waste within 12 months of the passage of the bill.Bill reported favorably by committee and referred to the committee on House Ways and Means01/05/2026
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Composting/AD PermittingCAAB436Rhodesia Ransom (D)*This summary is forthcoming. In committee: Held under submission.05/23/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingDEHB235Bill Bush (D)*, Kyra Hoffner (D)This summary is forthcoming. Introduced and Assigned to Agriculture Committee in House06/30/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingHIHB404Nadine Nakamura (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Carried over to 2026 Regular Session.12/08/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingHISB271Ron Kouchi (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Carried over to 2026 Regular Session.12/08/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingIAHF834CommerceThis summary is forthcoming. Subcommittee reassigned: Lundgren, James, Judge, Nordman and Vondran. H.J. 948.04/16/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingIAHF987Ways and MeansThis summary is forthcoming. Rereferred to Ways and Means. H.J. 1222.05/15/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingIAHF989Ways and MeansThis summary is forthcoming. Explanation of vote. H.J. 1070.04/24/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingIAHSB123CommerceThis summary is forthcoming. Committee report approving bill, renumbered as HF 834.03/07/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingIASF585CommerceThis summary is forthcoming. Subcommittee recommends passage.03/31/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingIASSB1112CommerceThis summary is forthcoming. Committee report approving bill, renumbered as SF 585.03/06/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingILHB3294Hoan Huynh (D)*, Adriane Johnson (D)*, Kevin Olickal (D), Marty Moylan (D), Theresa Mah (D), Anne Stava-Murray (D), Joyce Mason (D), Lilian Jiménez (D), Sonya Harper (D), Rachel Ventura (D)This summary is forthcoming. Added as Alternate Chief Co-Sponsor Sen. Rachel Ventura04/11/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingILSB2195Adriane Johnson (D)*, Rachel Ventura (D)This summary is forthcoming. Added as Co-Sponsor Sen. Rachel Ventura02/25/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingMIHB4257Jerry Neyer (R)*, Joseph Pavlov (R), Joey Andrews (D), David Martin (R), Tim Kelly (R), Jennifer Wortz (R), Jason Woolford (R), Timmy Beson (R), Matthew Bierlein (R), Nancy Jenkins-Arno (R), Ken Borton (R), Joseph Fox (R), Nancy DeBoer (R), Brian BeGole (R), Brenda Carter (D), Peter Herzberg (D), Samantha Steckloff (D), Steve Frisbie (R), Will Bruck (R), Brad Slagh (R), J.R. Roth (R), Greg Alexander (R), Tom Kunse (R), Angela Rigas (R), Luke Meerman (R), Jaime Greene (R), Curt VanderWall (R), Will Snyder (D)This summary is forthcoming. Referred To Committee On Energy And Environment06/17/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingMIHB4265Joey Andrews (D)*, Jerry Neyer (R), David Martin (R), Tim Kelly (R), Jennifer Wortz (R), Jason Woolford (R), Timmy Beson (R), Matthew Bierlein (R), Nancy Jenkins-Arno (R), Joseph Fox (R), Nancy DeBoer (R), Brian BeGole (R), Brenda Carter (D), Peter Herzberg (D), Samantha Steckloff (D), Steve Frisbie (R), Will Bruck (R), Brad Slagh (R), J.R. Roth (R), Parker Fairbairn (R), Tom Kunse (R), Greg Alexander (R), Jaime Greene (R), Luke Meerman (R), Angela Rigas (R), Curt VanderWall (R), Will Snyder (D)This summary is forthcoming. Referred To Committee On Energy And Environment06/17/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingNHHB707Kelley Potenza (R)*, Bill Boyd (R), Nicholas Germana (D), Linda Haskins (D), Seth King (R), Judy Aron (R), Kristin Noble (R), Anita Burroughs (D), James Gruber (D), Peter Schmidt (D), Donovan Fenton (D), Denise Ricciardi (R), David Rochefort (R)This summary is forthcoming. Ought to Pass with Amendment #2025-3050s, Motion Adopted, Voice Vote; Refer to Finance Rule 4-5; 01/07/2026; Senate Journal 101/07/2026
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Composting/AD PermittingNHHB1189Peter Bixby (D)*, Judy Aron (R), Liz Barbour (R), Nicholas Germana (D), James Gruber (D), Linda Haskins (D), Kelley Potenza (R), Jared Sullivan (D), David Rochefort (R)This summary is forthcoming. Introduced 01/07/2026 and referred to Environment and Agriculture12/01/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingNHSB536David Rochefort (R)*, Donovan Fenton (D), David Watters (D), Tim McGough (R), Bill Gannon (R), Cindy Rosenwald (D), Sue Prentiss (D)This summary is forthcoming. Energy and Natural Resources Hearing (09:10:00 2/3/2026 Room 103, State House)02/03/2026
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Composting/AD PermittingNJS2304John McKeon (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Environment and Energy Committee01/13/2026
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Composting/AD PermittingOHSB2Bill Reineke (R)*, Shane Wilkin (R)*, Nickie Antonio (D), Andrew Brenner (R), Brian Chavez (R), Jerry Cirino (R), Hearcel Craig (D), Alessandro Cutrona (R), Bill DeMora (D), Theresa Gavarone (R), Paula Hicks-Hudson (D), Terry Johnson (R), Kyle Koehler (R), Al Landis (R), Nathan Manning (R), Thomas Patton (R), Michele Reynolds (R), Mark Romanchuk (R), Tim Schaffer (R), Kent Smith (D), Jane Timken (R), Casey Weinstein (D)This summary is forthcoming. Referred to committee: Energy03/26/2025
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Composting/AD PermittingVASB645Scott Surovell (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Referred to Committee on Agriculture, Conservation and Natural Resources01/14/2026
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Composting/AD Permitting, Funding, Source Separation and Recycling RequirementsILSB1398Adriane Johnson (D)*, Mary Edly-Allen (D), Graciela Guzmán (D), Sara Feigenholtz (D), Rachel Ventura (D), Laura Ellman (D), Laura Fine (D), Willie Preston (D), Laura Murphy (D), Dave Koehler (D), Mike Simmons (D), Lakesia Collins (D), Karina Villa (D), Julie Morrison (D), Mike Porfirio (D)This measure requires each county's waste management plan to include a recycling program that must provide a listing of all food scrap collection programs operating in the county, including the residential and non-residential programs and the amount of food scrap diverted. The plans may require that residential or non-residential sources separate food scraps from municipal waste at the time of disposal or trash pick up and the plans must evaluate markets for finished compost and encourage its use by utils of local government within the county. The bill states that it is the policy of the state to manage food and food scrap in the following order of priorities: 1) Prevent and reduce the amount of food and food scrap waste that is discarded or disposed of in the state; 2) Collect and divert food that is safe for consumption by humans 3) Collect and divert food and food scraps that is safe for consumption by animals; 4) collect and manage discarded food and food scrap through composting and anaerobic digestion. A person that is generating the applicable regulatory threshold of food and food scrap and that is located within 20 miles, prior to July 1, 2035 or 25 miles on or after July 1, 2025 of an Agency-permitted composting facility or anaerobic digested that has the permitted capacity to accept food scraps must: 1) Separate food and food scrap from other solid waste; 2) ensure the food or food scrap is not contaminated so it is acceptable for use; 3) either arrange for the transfer of food or food scrap to a location that manages food and food scrap in a manner consistent with the priority uses established or manage the food and food scrap on site; 4) not directly dispose of any more than an incidental amount of food scrap through the sewer system; 5) for non-residential establishments, post in an area where they are visible to the employees and subcontractors managing food and food scrap instructions on the separation requirements for food and food scraps and the requirement for food and food scrap to be source separated according to its end use and; 6) for non-residential establishment, provide, on at lest an annual basis, training opportunities for all employees and subcontractors managing food nd food scraps and maintain, for a period of 3 years, proof of that training being conducted.Re-assigned to Appropriations01/27/2026
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Date LabelingMAH2460Hannah Kane (R)*This bill states that if a food label includes a quality date on food packaging, the label shall use the uniform quality date label phrase “best if used by”, unless and until the commissioner specifies through rulemaking another uniform phrase to be used. The decision to include a quality date on food packaging shall be at the discretion of the food labeler. Additionally, The label of a ready-to-eat product shall include a safety date that is immediately preceded by the uniform safety date label phrase “expires on”, unless and until the commissioner specifies through rulemaking another uniform phrase to be used, if the ready-to-eat product meets the criteria described and is not exempt. The commissioner shall describe criteria that determine what ready-to-eat products may have a high level of risk associated with consumption after a certain date, including those that may be high or very high risk for Listeria monocytogenes or other contaminants or pathogens causing foodborne illness. The bill sets forth additional labeling requirements and requires the commissioner shall establish guidance for food labelers on how to determine quality dates and safety dates for food products.Hearing rescheduled to 09/10/2025 from 10:00 AM-01:35 PM in B-2 and Virtual Hearing updated to New End Time09/10/2025
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Date LabelingMAS1555Ed Kennedy (D)*This bill states that if a food label includes a quality date on food packaging, the label shall use the uniform quality date label phrase “best if used by”, unless and until the commissioner specifies through rulemaking another uniform phrase to be used. The decision to include a quality date on food packaging shall be at the discretion of the food labeler. Additionally, The label of a ready-to-eat product shall include a safety date that is immediately preceded by the uniform safety date label phrase “expires on”, unless and until the commissioner specifies through rulemaking another uniform phrase to be used, if the ready-to-eat product meets the criteria described and is not exempt. The commissioner shall describe criteria that determine what ready-to-eat products may have a high level of risk associated with consumption after a certain date, including those that may be high or very high risk for Listeria monocytogenes or other contaminants or pathogens causing foodborne illness. The bill sets forth additional labeling requirements and requires the commissioner shall establish guidance for food labelers on how to determine quality dates and safety dates for food products.Accompanied a study order, see S279012/04/2025
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Date LabelingMDHB410Regina Boyce (D)*, Andrea Harrison (D), Lorig Charkoudian (D), Elizabeth Embry (D), Kris Fair (D), Anne Healey (D), Terri Hill (D), Aaron Kaufman (D), Bernice Mireku-North (D), Cheryl Pasteur (D), Edith Patterson (D), Malcolm Ruff (D), Sheila Ruth (D), Jen Terrasa (D), Melissa Wells (D), Jamila Woods (D), Teresa Woorman (D), Natalie Ziegler (D)This summary is forthcoming. House Health Hearing (15:00:00 2/3/2026 )02/03/2026
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Date LabelingNJS606Bob Smith (D)*, Linda Greenstein (D)*, Shirley Turner (D)This summary is forthcoming. Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Environment and Energy Committee01/13/2026
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Date LabelingNYA04164Karines Reyes (D)*, Ed Braunstein (D), Linda Rosenthal (D), Michael Benedetto (D), Harvey Epstein (D), Vivian Cook (D), Jo Anne Simon (D), Angelo Morinello (R), Jaime Williams (D), Dave DiPietro (R), Catalina Cruz (D), Phil Steck (D), Deborah Glick (D), Al Taylor (D), Yudelka Tapia (D)This bill would require that perishable and packaged food for human consumption be labled with a quality date and a safety date. Quality date is defined to mean the last day for the recommended consumption or use of a perishable food or packaged food. Safety date is defined as the last day for safe cosumption or use of a perishable food or packaged food. It would also require the promulgation of rules regarding the content and placement of safety and quality dates. The law would take effect 180 days after enactment.referred to agriculture01/07/2026
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Date LabelingNYA07047Vivian Cook (D)*, William Colton (D)*This summary is forthcoming. referred to consumer affairs and protection01/07/2026
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Date LabelingNYA07291Karines Reyes (D)*, William Colton (D), Dana Levenberg (D), Linda Rosenthal (D), Anna Kelles (D), Thomas Schiavoni (D), Catalina Cruz (D), Emily Gallagher (D), George Alvarez (D), Yudelka Tapia (D), Amy Paulin (D), Rebecca Kassay (D), Dave McDonough (R), Jo Anne Simon (D), Noah Burroughs (D), Mike Fitzpatrick (R), Keith Brown (R), Maryjane Shimsky (D)This summary is forthcoming. referred to agriculture01/07/2026
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Date LabelingNYS07618Michelle Hinchey (D)*, Patricia Fahy (D), Pete Harckham (D), Rachel May (D)This summary is forthcoming. Senate Agriculture Committee Hearing (09:30:00 1/29/2026 Room 124 CAP)01/29/2026
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Date LabelingSCH3407Patrick Haddon (R)*, Bill Chumley (R)This bill states that after June 30, 2026, a food manufacturer, processor, or retailer responsible for the labeling of food items for human consumption that chooses, or is otherwise required by law, to display a date label to communicate a quality or safety date on a food item manufactured after June 30, 2026, must use one of the following uniform terms on the date label: (a) "BEST if Used by" or "BEST if Used or Frozen by" to indicate the quality date of the food item; (b) "USE by" or "USE by or Freeze by" to indicate the safety date of the food item; (c) "BB" to indicate the quality date of the food item if the food item is too small to include the uniform term described in subitem (a) or if the food item is a beverage; or (d) "UB" to indicate the safety date of the food item if the food item is too small to include the uniform term described. Beginning June 30, 2026, a person is prohibited for selling a food item for human consumption that displays a quality or safety date label that is not labeled in accordance with the rules laid out in the bill. Additionally, after June 30, 2026, a person may not sell or offer for sale a food item for human consumption that is labeled with the phrase "sell by." This does not prohibit the use of "sell by" dates that are presented in a coded format that are not easily readable by consumers and that do not use the phrase "sell by." The bill further lays out storage requirements for specific foods.Referred to Committee on Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs01/14/2025
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Disposal Surcharge FeesMAS621Jason Lewis (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Accompanied a new draft, see S268511/13/2025
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Disposal Surcharge FeesMAS2685Joint Committee on Environment and Natural ResourcesThis summary is forthcoming. Bill reported favorably by committee and referred to the committee on Senate Ways and Means11/13/2025
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Disposal Surcharge FeesMNHF1733Andrew Myers (R)*This summary is forthcoming. Introduction and first reading, referred to Environment and Natural Resources Finance and Policy02/27/2025
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Donation Program or Donation RequirementHIHB452Greggor Ilagan (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Carried over to 2026 Regular Session.12/08/2025
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Donation Program or Donation RequirementNYA05639Gary Pretlow (D)*This bill requires covered retail establishments to contract with charitable or nonprofit organization to ensure the good faith donation of all apparently consumable farm and food products. The bill also requires every covered retail establishment to contract with a waste collection entity to provide for the collection of all non-toxic organic waste generated by the establishment.referred to agriculture01/07/2026
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Donation Program or Donation RequirementNYA08508Lester Chang (R)*This summary is forthcoming. referred to education01/07/2026
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Donation Program or Donation RequirementSCH4774J.A. Moore (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Referred to Committee on Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environmental Affairs01/13/2026
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Donation Program or Donation Requirement, FundingHISB827Troy Hashimoto (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Carried over to 2026 Regular Session.12/08/2025
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Donation Program or Donation Requirement, Source Separation and Recycling RequirementsNYS04180Kevin Parker (D)*This bill requires covered retail establishments to contract with charitable or nonprofit organization to ensure the good faith donation of all apparently consumable farm and food products. The bill also requires every covered retail establishment to contract with a waste collection entity to provide for the collection of all non-toxic organic waste generated by the establishment.REFERRED TO AGRICULTURE01/07/2026
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Donation SafetyHIHB1334Tyson Miyake (D)*, Elle Cochran (D)*, Darius Kila (D)*, Matthias Kusch (D)*, Rachele Fernandez Lamosao (D)*, Kanani Souza (R)*, Gregg Takayama (D)*, Adrian Tam (D)*, David Tarnas (D)*, Scot Matayoshi (D)The bill exempts the donation of wild game meat or meat products, including axis deer, to a charitable, religious, or nonprofit organization for the purpose of feeding needy individuals from certain laws regarding the inspection and transportation of meat. Carried over to 2026 Regular Session.12/08/2025
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Donation SafetyHISB1230Troy Hashimoto (D)*The bill exempts the donation of wild game meat or meat products, including axis deer, to a charitable, religious, or nonprofit organization for the purpose of feeding needy individuals from certain laws regarding the inspection and transportation of meat. The bill is effective 7/1/2050.Carried over to 2026 Regular Session.12/08/2025
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Donation SafetyNJS1247Linda Greenstein (D)*, Angela Mcknight (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Environment and Energy Committee01/13/2026
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End Market DevelopmentCAAB643Lori Wilson (D)*This summary is forthcoming. In Senate. Read first time. To Com. on RLS. for assignment.01/27/2026
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End Market DevelopmentOKSB1799Shane Jett (R)*This summary is forthcoming. Authored by Senator Jett02/02/2026
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End Market DevelopmentPAHB586Paul Friel (D)*, Barb Gleim (R), Paul Takac (D), Danilo Burgos (D), Shelby Labs (R), Tarik Khan (D), José Giral (D), Arvind Venkat (D), Greg Vitali (D), Perry Stambaugh (R), Malcolm Kenyatta (D), Chris Pielli (D), Bryan Cutler (R), Ben Sanchez (D), Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz (D), Steve Malagari (D), Carol Hill-Evans (D), Danielle Otten (D), Dave Zimmerman (R), Joe Webster (D), Roni Green (D), Eddie Pashinski (D)This summary is forthcoming. Removed from table10/06/2025
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End Market DevelopmentPASB624Doug Mastriano (R)*This summary is forthcoming. Referred to Environmental Resources & Energy04/11/2025
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End Market DevelopmentVASB226Scott Surovell (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Committee substitute printed 26106306D-S101/27/2026
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FundingCAAB337Steve Bennett (D)*This bill expands the grant program that provides financial assistance for the recovery of edible food. The bill would specify that eligible infrastructure projects includes the construction or expansion of facilities to help develop, implement, or expand edible food waste recovery operations. The bill would require the department to consider the increased amount of edible food recovery capacity that the project will create when awarding a grant for edible food recovery.In committee: Held under submission.05/23/2025
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FundingCASB104Budget and Fiscal Review, Scott Wiener (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Re-referred to Com. on BUDGET pursuant to Assembly Rule 97.07/17/2025
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FundingMDHB429Regina Boyce (D)*, Lorig Charkoudian (D), Elizabeth Embry (D), Kris Fair (D), Jessica Feldmark (D), Anne Healey (D), Terri Hill (D), Aaron Kaufman (D), Mary Lehman (D), Edith Patterson (D), Sheila Ruth (D), Jamila Woods (D), Teresa Woorman (D), Natalie Ziegler (D)This summary is forthcoming. First Reading Environment and Transportation01/22/2026
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FundingMIHB4576Tim Kelly (R)*This summary is forthcoming. Laid Over One Day Under The Rules12/17/2025
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FundingMIHB5432Reggie Miller (D)*, Alabas Farhat (D), Jason Morgan (D), Laurie Pohutsky (D), Helena Scott (D), Mike McFall (D), Jason Hoskins (D), Penelope Tsernoglou (D), Carol Glanville (D), Jaz Martus (D), Tyrone Carter (D), Kara Hope (D), Matt Koleszar (D), Mai Xiong (D), Jennifer Conlin (D), Samantha Steckloff (D), Julie Brixie (D), Erin Byrnes (D), Carrie Rheingans (D), Kelly Breen (D), Phil Skaggs (D), Morgan Foreman (D), Regina Weiss (D), Emily Dievendorf (D), Joey Andrews (D)This summary is forthcoming. Bill Electronically Reproduced 12/23/202512/31/2025
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FundingMNHF508Andy Smith (D)*, Tina Liebling (D), Kim Hicks (D)This summary is forthcoming. Introduction and first reading, referred to Capital Investment02/13/2025
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FundingMNHF1218Josh Heintzeman (R)*, Jeff Backer (R)This summary is forthcoming. Motion prevailed03/13/2025
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FundingMNHF1482Rick Hansen (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Hearing (13:00:00 3/27/2025 )03/27/2025
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FundingMNHF1705Paul Anderson (R)*, Andy Smith (D)This summary is forthcoming. Author added Smith03/10/2025
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FundingMNHF2439Josh Heintzeman (R)*, Peter Fischer (D)This summary is forthcoming. Hearing (12:30:00 4/30/2025 )04/30/2025
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FundingMNSF254Carla Nelson (R)*, Liz Boldon (D)This summary is forthcoming. Referred to Capital Investment01/16/2025
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FundingMNSF257Jim Abeler (R)*, Omar Fateh (D), Karin Housley (R), Julia Coleman (R), John Hoffman (D)This summary is forthcoming. Hearing (15:00:00 2/19/2025 )02/19/2025
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FundingMNSF506Foung Hawj (D)*, Torrey Westrom (R)This summary is forthcoming. Second reading03/06/2025
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FundingMNSF629Rob Kupec (D)*, Jim Abeler (R), Gene Dornink (R), Heather Gustafson (D), Aric Putnam (D)This summary is forthcoming. Hearing (15:00:00 2/19/2025 )02/19/2025
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FundingMNSF1037Tou Xiong (D)*, Eric Pratt (R), Nick Frentz (D), Matt Klein (D), Karin Housley (R)This summary is forthcoming. Hearing (12:30:00 3/24/2025 )03/24/2025
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FundingMNSF2077Foung Hawj (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Hearing (13:30:00 5/9/2025 )05/09/2025
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FundingNHHB619Karen Ebel (D)*, Judy Aron (R), Bill Boyd (R), Maureen Mooney (R), Nicholas Germana (D), Peter Bixby (D), Peter Leishman (D), Rosemarie Rung (D), Jaci Grote (D), Nancy Murphy (D), David Watters (D), Denise Ricciardi (R), Kevin Avard (R), Cindy Rosenwald (D)This summary is forthcoming. Inexpedient to Legislate: Motion Adopted Voice Vote 01/07/2026 House Journal 101/07/2026
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FundingNJS2725Britnee Timberlake (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Health, Human Services and Senior Citizens Committee01/13/2026
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FundingNYA03004BudgetThis summary is forthcoming. substituted by s3004d05/08/2025
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FundingNYA03623Chris Tague (R)*, Jeff Gallahan (R), Steve Hawley (R), Brian Miller (R), Michael Durso (R), Phil Palmesano (R), John Lemondes (R), Catalina Cruz (D), Maritza Davila (D), Demond Meeks (D), Brian Manktelow (R), Matt Slater (R), Robert Smullen (R), Andrew Molitor (R), Andrea Bailey (R), Joe Angelino (R), Ari Brown (R), John McDonald (D), Karl Brabenec (R), Ken Blankenbush (R), Paul Bologna (R), Anil Beephan Jr. (R), Scott Gray (R), Daniel Norber (R), Matt Simpson (R), Brian Maher (R)This summary is forthcoming. referred to agriculture01/07/2026
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FundingPAHB1331Jordan Harris (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Referred to Appropriations10/03/2025
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FundingWAHB2463Kristine Reeves (D)*, Adam Bernbaum (D), Lisa Parshley (D), My-Linh Thai (D), Mia Gregerson (D), Beth Doglio (D), Shelley Kloba (D), Larry Springer (D), Greg Nance (D), Natasha Hill (D)This summary is forthcoming. Public hearing in the House Committee on Agriculture & Natural Resources at 10:30 AM.01/20/2026
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FundingWIAB769Francesca Hong (D)*, Angelito Tenorio (D)*, Clint Anderson (D)*, Deb Andraca (D)*, Margaret Arney (D)*, Mike Bare (D)*, Jill Billings (D)*, Brienne Brown (D)*, Ryan Clancy (D)*, Karen DeSanto (D)*, Ben DeSmidt (D)*, Steve Doyle (D)*, Jodene Emerson (D)*, Joan Fitzgerald (D)*, Russell Goodwin (D)*, Kalan Haywood (D)*, Andrew Hysell (D)*, Jenna Jacobson (D)*, Alex Joers (D)*, Tara Johnson (D)*, Karen Kirsch (D)*, Darrin Madison (D)*, Renuka Mayadev (D)*, Maureen McCarville (D)*, Vincent Miresse (D)*, Supreme Moore Omokunde (D)*, Greta Neubauer (D)*, Lori Palmeri (D)*, Christian Phelps (D)*, Pricilla Prado (D)*, Amaad Rivera-Wagner (D)*, Ann Roe (D)*, Christine Sinicki (D)*, Lee Snodgrass (D)*, Angela Stroud (D)*, Shelia Stubbs (D)*, Lisa Subeck (D)*, Randy Udell (D)*, Robyn Vining (D)*, Jeff Smith (D), Mark Spreitzer (D), Tim Carpenter (D), Kristin Dassler-Alfheim (D), Dora Drake (D), Jodi Habush Sinykin (D), Dianne Hesselbein (D), Sarah Keyeski (D), Chris Larson (D), Brad Pfaff (D), Melissa Ratcliff (D), Kelda Roys (D), Bob Wirch (D)This summary is forthcoming. Senator Wall added as a cosponsor01/08/2026
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FundingWISB741Jeff Smith (D)*, Mark Spreitzer (D)*, Tim Carpenter (D)*, Kristin Dassler-Alfheim (D)*, Dora Drake (D)*, Jodi Habush Sinykin (D)*, Dianne Hesselbein (D)*, Sarah Keyeski (D)*, Chris Larson (D)*, Brad Pfaff (D)*, Melissa Ratcliff (D)*, Kelda Roys (D)*, Bob Wirch (D)*, Francesca Hong (D), Angelito Tenorio (D), Deb Andraca (D), Clint Anderson (D), Margaret Arney (D), Mike Bare (D), Jill Billings (D), Brienne Brown (D), Ryan Clancy (D), Karen DeSanto (D), Ben DeSmidt (D), Steve Doyle (D), Jodene Emerson (D), Joan Fitzgerald (D), Russell Goodwin (D), Kalan Haywood (D), Andrew Hysell (D), Jenna Jacobson (D), Alex Joers (D), Tara Johnson (D), Karen Kirsch (D), Darrin Madison (D), Renuka Mayadev (D), Maureen McCarville (D), Vincent Miresse (D), Supreme Moore Omokunde (D), Greta Neubauer (D), Lori Palmeri (D), Christian Phelps (D), Pricilla Prado (D), Amaad Rivera-Wagner (D), Ann Roe (D), Christine Sinicki (D), Lee Snodgrass (D), Angela Stroud (D), Shelia Stubbs (D), Lisa Subeck (D), Randy Udell (D), Robyn Vining (D)This summary is forthcoming. Senator Wall added as a coauthor01/08/2026
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FundingWISB878Sarah Keyeski (D)*, Dianne Hesselbein (D)*, Kristin Dassler-Alfheim (D)*, LaTonya Johnson (D)*, Chris Larson (D)*, Melissa Ratcliff (D)*, Mark Spreitzer (D)*, Clint Anderson (D), Alex Joers (D), Margaret Arney (D), Mike Bare (D), Ben DeSmidt (D), Joan Fitzgerald (D), Darrin Madison (D), Supreme Moore Omokunde (D), Greta Neubauer (D), Christine Sinicki (D), Lisa Subeck (D), Angelito Tenorio (D), Randy Udell (D), Robyn Vining (D)This summary is forthcoming. Read first time and referred to Committee on Agriculture and Revenue01/23/2026
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Funding, ResearchNMSB46Pete Campos (D)*This summary is forthcoming. SCONC: Reported by committee with Do Pass recommendation01/27/2026
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Liability ProtectionIASF359Adrian Dickey (R)*This summary is forthcoming. Committee report approving bill, renumbered as SF 590. S.J. 479.03/10/2025
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Liability ProtectionIASF590State GovernmentThis summary is forthcoming. Tabled until future meeting.04/01/2025
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Liability ProtectionKYHB281Robert Duvall (R)*, Kim Moser (R), Chad Aull (D), Kim Banta (R), Josh Bray (R), Josh Calloway (R), Patrick Flannery (R), Ken Fleming (R), Chris Freeland (R), Deanna Frazier Gordon (R), Daniel Grossberg (D), Vanessa Grossl (R), David Hale (R), Kimberly Holloway (R), Kevin Jackson (R), Kim King (R), Derek Lewis (R), Shawn McPherson (R), J.T. Payne (R), T.J. Roberts (R), Scott Sharp (R), Sarah Stalker (D), Nancy Tate (R), Aaron Thompson (R), Richard White (R), Wade Williams (R)This summary is forthcoming. posted for passage in the Regular Orders of the Day for Wednesday, January 28, 202601/27/2026
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Liability ProtectionMAS1091Ryan Fattman (R)*This measure states that no food service entity or retail store who donates food, including open-dated food that is past date, directly to an individual without charge or at a charge sufficient only to cover the cost of handling such food, shall be liable for civil damages for any injury arising out of the condition of such food; provided however, that at the time of donation such food is not misbranded and is not adulterated and has not been manufactured, processed, prepared, handled or stored in violation of applicable regulations.Accompanied a study order (under JR10), see S288612/18/2025
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Liability ProtectionNJS338Douglas Steinhardt (R)*, Declan O'Scanlon (R)*This summary is forthcoming. Introduced in the Senate, Referred to Senate Environment and Energy Committee01/13/2026
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Liability ProtectionPAHB615Tarik Khan (D)*, Tom Jones (R), Chris Pielli (D), Malcolm Kenyatta (D), Ben Sanchez (D), Carol Hill-Evans (D), Danilo Burgos (D), Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz (D), Emily Kinkead (D), Steve Malagari (D), David Rowe (R), Joe Ciresi (D), Justin Fleming (D), Dave Zimmerman (R), Missy Cerrato (D), Roni Green (D), Lisa Borowski (D), Jack Rader (R), Alec Ryncavage (R), Paul Friel (D), Marci Mustello (R), Abby Major (R), Tim Twardzik (R), Tim Briggs (D), Joe Webster (D), Keith Harris (D), La'Tasha Mayes (D)This summary is forthcoming. Act No. 13 of 202506/30/2025
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Liability Protection, Tax IncentiveMAS1141Ed Kennedy (D)*This bill declares that no person who donates food, including open dated food whose date has passed, to a nonprofit corporation without charge or at a charge sufficient only to cover the cost of handling such food, or to any other person, will be liable for civil damages for any injury arising out of the condition of such food, provided however that at the time of donation, such food is not misbranded and is not adulterated and has not been manufactured, processed, prepared, handled or stored in violation of applicable regulations of the Department of Public Health and provided further that such injury is not the result of gross negligence. The bill also extends this definition to a food establishment, provided however that at the time of distribution or serving such food is not misbranded or adulterated or has not been manufactured, processed, prepared, handled or stored in violation applicable regulations by the Department of Public Health and provided further that such injury is not the result of gross negligence, recklessness, or intentional misconduct of the non-profit corporation or any person employed by or under the control of the nonprofit corporation. The bill also permits business corporations engaged in the business of farming that donates food crops ground by the business corporation to a non-profit food organization to be allowed a deduction from its net taxable income for the taxable year of the donation, beginning January 1, 2024 to January 1, 2030.Accompanied a study order (under JR10), see S288612/18/2025
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Other, SchoolsHIHB328Trish La Chica (D)*, Cory Chun (D)*, Diamond Garcia (R)*, Tina Grandinetti (D)*, Kim Iwamoto (D)*, Kirstin Kahaloa (D)*, Lisa Kitagawa (D)*, Rachele Fernandez Lamosao (D)*, Nicole Lowen (D)*, Lisa Marten (D)*, Ikaika Olds (D)*, Amy Perruso (D)*, Mahina Poepoe (D)*, Sean Quinlan (D)*, Kanani Souza (R)*, Chris Todd (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Carried over to 2026 Regular Session.12/08/2025
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Reporting, Research, Waste ReductionHIHB967Kirstin Kahaloa (D)*, Terez Amato (D)*, Della Belatti (D)*, Cory Chun (D)*, Luke Evslin (D)*, Andrew Garrett (D)*, Tina Grandinetti (D)*, Daniel Holt (D)*, Kim Iwamoto (D)*, Susan Keohokapu-Lee Loy (D)*, Darius Kila (D)*, Matthias Kusch (D)*, Michael Lee (D)*, Lisa Marten (D)*, Scot Matayoshi (D)*, Tyson Miyake (D)*, Dee Morikawa (D)*, Amy Perruso (D)*, Mahina Poepoe (D)*, Sean Quinlan (D)*, Jenna Takenouchi (D)*, Adrian Tam (D)*, David Tarnas (D)*, Chris Todd (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Carried over to 2026 Regular Session.12/08/2025
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Reporting, Source Separation and Recycling RequirementsILSB2852Adriane Johnson (D)*This summary is forthcoming. Referred to Assignments01/14/2026
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Reporting, Source Separation and Recycling RequirementsNYA02379Harvey Epstein (D)*, Jo Anne Simon (D)*, Anna Kelles (D), Steven Raga (D), Brian Cunningham (D), Dana Levenberg (D), Eddie Gibbs (D), Karines Reyes (D)This summary is forthcoming. enacting clause stricken12/08/2025
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ResearchILSB1397Adriane Johnson (D)*, Mary Edly-Allen (D), Javier Cervantes (D), Rachel Ventura (D), Laura Ellman (D), Sara Feigenholtz (D), Willie Preston (D), Laura Fine (D), Laura Murphy (D)This summary is forthcoming. Rule 3-9(a) / Re-referred to Assignments06/02/2025
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ResearchNYA06228Tony Simone (D)*, George Alvarez (D), Keith Brown (R), Chris Eachus (D), Harvey Epstein (D), Dana Levenberg (D), Al Taylor (D)This summary is forthcoming. referred to environmental conservation01/07/2026
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ResearchNYS06272Jamaal Bailey (D)*, Michelle Hinchey (D), Rachel May (D)This summary is forthcoming. REFERRED TO ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION01/07/2026
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ResearchOHSB288Paula Hicks-Hudson (D)*, Hearcel Craig (D), Kent Smith (D)This summary is forthcoming. Referred to committee: Finance10/15/2025