Should caffeine be regulated? Expert suggests stimulant should carry warning labels due to potential dangers

By Nathan Gray

12-Mar-2013 Last updated on 18-Mar-2017 at 04:22 GMT

As the use of caffeine in foods and drinks continues to grow, so do the risks. And calls for tighter regulations on the substance are becoming louder.

Study: 12% of adult Europeans consume energy drinks at ‘chronic’ levels

08-Mar-2013

A 52,000 person survey has found 30% of adult Europeans consume energy drinks at least once a year, but 12% are “high chronic” users.

‘Energy drinks’ hit EU hyperspace, but threaten final frontiers

05-Mar-2013

By Ben BOUCKLEY

Adomas Pranevicius, CEO of MyDrink Beverages, tells BeverageDaily.com that a new breed of healthy ‘energy’ drinks face an uncertain EU future, given conflicting guidance as to how we actually define the category.

Monster attorney: Medical evidence does not support allegation that Maryland teen died from ‘caffeine toxicity’

04-Mar-2013

There is “no medical or scientific evidence that would support a finding that the death of Anais Fournier was causally linked to consumption of Monster Energy drinks”, say experts hired by Monster to address allegations in a lawsuit filed by the Maryland...