Prohibits the sale of adulterated candy in New Jersey.

This bill prohibits the sale of candy containing intentionally added lead, mercury, or cadmium (beyond natural levels of 100 parts per million), or candy wrappers containing these metals. It directly affects candy manufacturers, distributors, and retailers who must certify their products are compliant and keep records available for public review. The bill establishes civil penalties up to $10,000 for first-time manufacturer violations and $1,000 for first-time retailer violations, with higher penalties for repeat offenses. The Department of Health gains authority to inspect facilities, collect samples, and enforce compliance, with collected penalties funding enforcement efforts through a dedicated "Reduction of Adulterated Candy Enforcement Fund."