The city’s loony requirement for chain restaurants to post scary salt-shaker icons on menu items containing 2,300 or more milligrams of salt is not only useless, but more than a little — to ...

Beginning December 1, if you eat out in New York City, you may see a salt shaker icon next to some of the menu items. That’s when New York City will become the first U.S. city to require chain ...

Icons are to appear near items with the equivalent of daily recommended dose. ... Any item with a salt shaker icon beside it contains at least 2,300 milligrams of sodium—about a teaspoon, ...

New York's Salt-Shaker Warning Survives Legal ... forcing eateries with 15 or more locations nationwide to place a triangular salt-shaker icon beside items with at least 2,300 milligrams ...

In New York City's chain restaurants, this salt shaker icon will now appear next to menu items containing 2,300 mg or more of sodium — the recommended daily limit.

The National Restaurant Association's suit came just two days after the rule took effect, compelling chain eateries to put a salt-shaker icon on menu items that top the recommended daily limit of ...

New York City's new warning label for salt-laden chain restaurant food is headed for a court fight, after restaurateurs sued Thursday to argue that health regulators overstepped legal bounds to ...

NEW YORK — New York City’s new warning label for salt-laden chain restaurant food is headed for a court fight, after restaurateurs sued Thursday to argue that health regulators overstepped ...

A judge has ruled that certain New York City restaurants can be fined for not posting salt warnings for some menu items.The judge cited a city rule requiring chain restaurants to put a salt-shaker ...

In New York City's chain restaurants, this salt shaker icon will now appear next to menu items containing 2,300 mg or more of sodium — the recommended daily limit.

New York City's new warning label for salt-laden chain restaurant food is headed for a court fight, after restaurateurs sued Thursday to argue that health regulators overstepped legal bounds to ...