Prohibits public schools from selling certain caffeinated drinks to children

HB 1880 prohibits Missouri public schools and charter schools receiving state funding from selling caffeinated drinks containing more than 100 milligrams of caffeine per container to children enrolled in those schools. The law applies to all school districts and charter schools that receive state aid under Chapter 163 or other state moneys. It directly limits the caffeine content of beverages sold in school settings by establishing a clear 100-milligram-per-container threshold for all drinks offered to students.