New Jersey A3259 mandates disclosures for caffeinated beverages in retail food establishments.
New Jersey A3259 requires retail food establishments to clearly and conspicuously display a disclosure for any beverage offered for sale that contains at least 80 milligrams or more of total caffeine per serving. The disclosure must include the statement "High caffeine" or another similar warning, icon, or symbol approved by the Commissioner of Health. This requirement applies to both standard and temporary menu items. The bill also outlines penalties for violations, with a municipal court having jurisdiction over proceedings to enforce and collect penalties.
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