Establish label requirements for pasteurized milk

SB 416 would require milk processors to label pasteurized milk containers with a mandatory "sell by" date (17 days after pasteurization) and a "best by" date indicating freshness. It prohibits selling milk past its "sell by" date and allows processors to apply for extended dates with scientific testing proving safety. The bill specifies label size, placement, and color requirements, while exempting processors not selling to the public or selling out-of-state. It repeals outdated milk labeling rules and directs the Department of Livestock to update related regulations. The bill died in committee in May 2025 after being tabled in March 2025.