Modifies the definition of food to authorize a reduced sales tax on the purchase of dietary and nutritional supplements

Summary

The measure changes Missouri’s definition of “food” to include dietary and nutritional supplements, so those products would be taxed at the reduced 1% food sales tax rate. Consumers would pay less tax on supplements, and the revenue collected at that rate would go to the school district trust fund. The change excludes prepared‑food sales from restaurants and similar establishments.

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