Restaurants are a major source of artificial trans fat, but customers currently have no practical way to know whether food they eat contains it. Today, the New York City Board of Health voted unanimously to make New York City even healthier by requiring that all City restaurants remove artificial trans fat over the next 18 months.
Board of health votes to phase out artificial trans fat from New York City’s restaurants
Health Department Facilitates Restaurant Implementation, Ensures Phased Removal of Artificial Trans Fat from Restaurants by July 1, 2008












