Imagine spending top dollar for a flat of Palisade Peaches, only to find out they were just regular everyday peaches from the grocery store, sold at top dollar. Soon, counterfeit and mislabeled produce sold as a Colorado product could come with hefty fines. New Colorado Law Protects Colorado-Grown ProduceColorado House Bill 26-1031 will become an active law on Wednesday, August 12, 2026. Meaning when you see one of those Colorado Proud stickers on your favorite peach or melon, you know you will be getting authentic Colorado-grown produce. Fake Palisade Peaches and Pueblo Chiles Could Bring FinesThis new law will cover some of Colorado's most popular produce items, including Olathe Sweet Corn, Pueblo Green Chiles, Rocky Ford Melons, and more.