Establishes the "Missouri Healthy Schools Act" and prohibits public schools from serving, selling, or allowing a third party to sell ultraprocessed food during the school day

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The Missouri Healthy Schools Act would bar any public school that participates in a federally funded meal program from offering or selling foods that contain a specific list of additives, termed ultraprocessed foods, during the school day. Parents or guardians could still give those foods to their children. The bill also requires the state education department to post a compliance form and a public list of schools that meet the rule.

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