The bill amends Section 12-3-4 of the New Mexico Statutes to officially designate the tortilla as the state bread of New Mexico. This addition is part of a broader list of state symbols that includes various flora, fauna, and cultural elements representative of New Mexico's heritage. The bill highlights the significance of the tortilla in the state's culinary traditions and cultural identity.

In this legislative update, the new legal language includes the insertion of "The tortilla is adopted as the official bread of New Mexico." This amendment reflects the state's commitment to recognizing and celebrating its unique cultural contributions, particularly in the realm of food, which is an integral part of New Mexico's identity.

Statutes affected:
introduced version: 12-3-4
Final Version: 12-3-4