Pennsylvania HB2377 mandates caffeine disclosure for beverages with at least 80 milligrams per serving.
Pennsylvania HB2377 amends food protection laws to require proprietors of retail food facilities to clearly and conspicuously display a disclosure for beverages containing at least 80 milligrams of total caffeine per serving. This disclosure must state "high caffeine" or use an approved icon or symbol and appear next to the beverage's name on menus. If a licensor believes a proprietor has violated this requirement, they must notify the proprietor and order corrective action. Failure to comply within 30 days results in penalties. The act takes effect 90 days after enactment.
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