Louisiana Governor Signs Bills Ensuring Ivermectin Access, Removal of Dyes From School Food

‘Today marks the beginning of a healthy transformation for Louisiana,’ Gov. Jeff Landry said.

Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry speaks in the House Chamber in Baton Rouge, La., on Jan. 15, 2024. Michael Johnson/The Advocate via AP

Louisiana’s governor on June 27 signed bills that ensure people can access the drug ivermectin and that mandate the removal of food with artificial dyes from schools.

Republican Gov. Jeff Landry said just before signing the bills that “today marks the beginning of a healthy transformation for Louisiana.”