Exemption provision for dietary supplements

This bill exempts dietary supplements from Minnesota's sales tax. It directly affects businesses selling dietary supplements (like vitamins or protein powders) and consumers who purchase them, making these products cheaper. The key change amends Minnesota Statutes 2024, section 297A.61, by adding "dietary supplements" to the list of food items already exempt from tax under the state's sales tax law. This means retailers selling dietary supplements will no longer collect sales tax on these items.