MA H2468

Prohibits advertising of sugary beverages and non-compliant beverage brands on all Massachusetts school property, including buildings, athletic fields, scoreboards, buses, vending machines, uniforms, and educational materials

Requires chain restaurants (20+ locations) to display warning icons on menus next to items exceeding the FDA daily value for added sugars, with violations subject to civil penalties up to $250 per day per location

Mandates chain restaurants offering children's meals provide healthier options meeting specific nutritional limits: no more than 550 calories, 700mg sodium, 15g added sugars, 10% calories from saturated fat, and 0g trans fat

Restricts default beverages in children's meals to water, unflavored low-fat milk, non-dairy milk alternatives, or 100% juice (max 6 oz) with no added sweeteners

Encourages school districts to implement media literacy instruction from grades 3-12, including skills for analyzing food, beverage, drug, and alcohol advertising