Genetically engineered food; food establishment license and reasonable standards and rules for sanitation; notification; definition; effective date.

HB 2201 requires food establishments in Oklahoma that sell genetically engineered (GE) food to post a clear, visible notice stating they sell such products. It defines "genetically engineered food" as containing lab-modified genetic material not possible through conventional breeding. The bill amends existing food licensing rules (Section 1-1118) to add this notice requirement, directly affecting restaurants, grocery stores, and other food sellers offering GE products. The law takes effect November 1, 2025, and does not change licensing fees or other requirements for food establishments.