HB304

Everyone should have to label a product the same, all ingredients listed and allergens. It is not that hard to spell out what's in a product, consumers should not be hidden anything or need a QR code to read ingredients. Every person making a food product should label the same weather they are commercial making thousands of the same thing a day or in home making only one a day

I oppose this bill because it will add needless requirements that will drive up costs for us and our customers and will serve as a barrier for entry for other small businesses. This will hinder the thriving small producer community we have here in NH and ultimately hurt all New Hampshire citizens.

Please do not allow ingredients to be posted on a website or with a QR code. Those of us with food allergies depend on ingredient transparency and accountability.

Dear Committee, I urge you to OPPOSE HB304. This bill is ridiculous! Every Granite Stater has a right to privacy, as you will see from the New Hampshire Constitution Part First Article 2-b (https://www.nh.gov/glance/bill-of-rights.htm) and this bill would directly violate the New Hampshire Constitution. Instead, how about the HB304 bill sponsors create a new bill to require these big companies, who sell processed foods with all sorts of ingredients that none of us can pronounce, put their personal names (not just the company name!), their personal physical address (not some company plant!), their personal e-mail address (not company@company.com), and their personal phone number (not 1-800-company) on their labels to be able to sell food in New Hampshire. The People of New Hampshire require the right to privacy, as provided by the New Hampshire Constitution Part First Article 2-b, so kill this bill which is attempting to violate our fellow Granite Staters! I demand that you OPPOSE HB304, unless you want to knowingly violate your fellow Granite Staters. Sincerely, James