DAIRY PRIDE Act
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Summary
The DAIRY PRIDE Act amends federal food labeling law to prohibit non-dairy products from using standardized dairy product names (such as milk, yogurt, or cheese) in interstate commerce unless they meet the legal definition of a dairy product or comply with imitation food labeling requirements. The bill defines a dairy product as food that is, contains as a primary ingredient, or is derived from the lacteal secretion of hooved mammals. The FDA must issue guidance on enforcement within 180 days and report to Congress within two years on enforcement actions taken.
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