NJ S5008

Requires New Jersey retail food establishments to display a "High caffeine" warning or approved symbol next to any beverage containing 150 milligrams or more of caffeine per serving on all menus, including drive-through menu boards

Applies to both standard menu items and temporary items (those appearing less than 60 total days per calendar year), covering printed menus, electronic menus, and internet menus

Establishes penalties of $200-$500 for first violations and $500-$1,000 for subsequent violations, enforceable through municipal courts by the Commissioner of Health or local health boards

Preempts all local government ordinances on high-caffeine beverage disclosures, making this a matter of exclusive statewide regulation

Takes effect 10 months after enactment and was introduced in response to the death of Sarah Katz to promote consumer awareness of caffeine risks