Montana Legislature sends ‘Local Food Choice Act’ to governor; no license needed
Tne Montana Local Food Choice Act is on the governor’s desk. It passed on the third and final readings in the House, 70-20, and the Senate, 32 to 18. Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte will likely sign it, and it will immediately become law with his signature.
Sponsored by state Sen. Greg Hertz, R-Flathead Lake, the Food Choice Act was amended after its introduction Feb. 8 to avoid pitfalls that might have prevented its passage.
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