This bill, introduced by Representative McMakin, aims to repeal Louisiana Revised Statutes (R.S.) 40:782 through 792, which currently impose regulations on bread and flour, specifically prohibiting the sale of non-enriched varieties. The repeal of these statutes will eliminate the existing restrictions, allowing for the sale of flour and bread that do not meet the enrichment requirements.

By removing these prohibitions, the bill seeks to provide greater flexibility for producers and retailers in the bread and flour market, potentially leading to a wider variety of products available to consumers. The legislation reflects a shift towards deregulation in this area, promoting consumer choice and market competition.

Statutes affected:
HB1100 Original:
HB1100 Engrossed:
HB1100 Enrolled:
HB1100 Act 875: