Establishes caffeine safety warnings and labeling requirements for food and dietary supplements with high caffeine content.
This bill amends the public health law and the general business law to establish caffeine safety warnings and labeling requirements for food and dietary supplements with high caffeine content. It requires covered establishments to display a warning sign for beverages and food items with at least 150 milligrams of total caffeine per serving, stating that high caffeine content is not recommended for persons under 18 years of age.
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