Requires color codes and special labels on intoxicating drinks to help consumers identify them.
This bill would create a national system for color-coding the caps or openings of certain intoxicating drinks, like alcohol and THC products. This would help consumers, including those who are blind or colorblind, easily identify these products. Manufacturers, distributors, and retailers would need to follow these new rules, which would take effect four years after the bill becomes law.
Today, there is no federal system for color-coding intoxicating drinks based on their contents, nor are there federal rules for non-color identifiers for accessibility. After this bill, a federal system would require a single color and non-color identifiers on the opening of covered intoxicating drinks, like alcohol and THC products. This color would be banned on non-intoxicating drinks, and businesses would face penalties for not following the rules, starting four years after the bill becomes law.
HR 9913 · 119th Congress · July 23, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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