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PepsiCo Says 'Energy Drink' Ban Could Dry Its Stock As Red Bull Sells On
The case is a test of how far the food safety regulator can go in policing product labels in India's rapidly growing energy-drink market, built largely on PepsiCo's .
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Exclusive: "Caffeine Is Not Energy," Official Sources On Why They Took On The Energy Drink Makers
Delhi High Court allows PepsiCo and Monster to sell existing stock labelled energy drink but bars new production with same label.
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Energy Drink Risks For Kids: What Parents And Families Need To Know
Energy drinks contain high levels of caffeine that can seriously harm children, causing problems such as abnormal heartbeats, increased heart rate, sleep disturbances, dehydration, agitation, high blood pressure and seizures.
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Red Bull Gets Relief, Delhi High Court Quashes 'Energy Drink' Label Ban Order
The High Court's decision comes as a major relief not just for Red Bull but also for other beverage companies, including Pepsi, Monster Beverage and Reliance.
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Red Bull Sues India's Food Authority After Ban On 'Energy Drink' Label
Red Bull maintains that the order was issued without prior notice and is creating uncertainty for its investments in the country.
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Red Bull, Pepsi Face 90-Day Deadline To Drop 'Energy Drink' Labels
India’s food regulator denies extension to energy drink labelling deadline despite industry requests.
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Production Stopped, Stocks Pile Up: Energy Drink Order Leaves Brands Struggling
FSSAI directs beverage companies to remove the term energy drink from labels due to lack of Indian standards and misleading claims.
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The Caffeine Paradox: How Coffee Protects Your Heart While Energy Drinks Damage It
While energy drinks have caffeine, they are very different from coffee. Most energy drinks contain high amounts of caffeine packed into a small serving, along with large quantities of added sugar and other stimulants. These ingredients may work together to add extra stress on the heart.
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Ban Sting Energy Drinks Near Schools: Ex-Child Rights Chief To DK Shivakumar
Shashidhar Kosambe expressed concern over the increasing sale of various energy drinks around schools in the state, stating that such beverages may have adverse effects on children's health.
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Are Energy Drinks Safe For Children? What Every Parent Should Know
Energy drinks are usually have high amounts of caffeine along with sugar and ingredients such as taurine, guarana, and B vitamins. These products are often promoted as drinks that improve energy, focus, and physical performance.
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Maharashtra Bans Sale Of Energy Drinks Within 500 Metres Of Schools
In a serious bid to regulate the consumption of high-caffeine beverages among youth, the Maharashtra government on Friday announced a comprehensive ban on the sale of high energy drinks like Sting within a 500-metre radius of schools.
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Red Bull, PepsiCo And More Served Notice By Food Authority Over Misleading Claims
Food regulator FSSAI has issued notices to six beverage firms, including Red Bull and PepsiCo India, that sells energy drinks for misbranding and misleading claims.
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Liver Damage In Your 20s? Experts Link It To Frequent Energy Drink Consumption
People in their 20s are experiencing rising cases of non-alcoholic liver disease. Dr Abhideep Chaudhary and Dr Saurabh Sethi explain how frequent energy drink consumption can cause liver damage.
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Liver Damage In Your 20s? Experts Link It To Frequent Energy Drink Consumption
People in their 20s are experiencing rising cases of non-alcoholic liver disease. Dr Abhideep Chaudhary and Dr Saurabh Sethi explain how frequent energy drink consumption can cause liver damage.
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Energy Drinks Emerging As Major Cause Of Liver Damage Among India's Youth: Doctors
New Delhi, April 19 (IANS) Leading specialists on Sunday warned that excessive consumption of energy drinks is emerging as a leading cause of liver damage among India's youth, on the occasion of the 'World Liver Day'.
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PepsiCo Says 'Energy Drink' Ban Could Dry Its Stock As Red Bull Sells On
The case is a test of how far the food safety regulator can go in policing product labels in India's rapidly growing energy-drink market, built largely on PepsiCo's .
-
Exclusive: "Caffeine Is Not Energy," Official Sources On Why They Took On The Energy Drink Makers
Delhi High Court allows PepsiCo and Monster to sell existing stock labelled energy drink but bars new production with same label.
-
Energy Drink Risks For Kids: What Parents And Families Need To Know
Energy drinks contain high levels of caffeine that can seriously harm children, causing problems such as abnormal heartbeats, increased heart rate, sleep disturbances, dehydration, agitation, high blood pressure and seizures.
-
Red Bull Gets Relief, Delhi High Court Quashes 'Energy Drink' Label Ban Order
The High Court's decision comes as a major relief not just for Red Bull but also for other beverage companies, including Pepsi, Monster Beverage and Reliance.
-
Red Bull Sues India's Food Authority After Ban On 'Energy Drink' Label
Red Bull maintains that the order was issued without prior notice and is creating uncertainty for its investments in the country.
-
Red Bull, Pepsi Face 90-Day Deadline To Drop 'Energy Drink' Labels
India’s food regulator denies extension to energy drink labelling deadline despite industry requests.
-
Production Stopped, Stocks Pile Up: Energy Drink Order Leaves Brands Struggling
FSSAI directs beverage companies to remove the term energy drink from labels due to lack of Indian standards and misleading claims.
-
The Caffeine Paradox: How Coffee Protects Your Heart While Energy Drinks Damage It
While energy drinks have caffeine, they are very different from coffee. Most energy drinks contain high amounts of caffeine packed into a small serving, along with large quantities of added sugar and other stimulants. These ingredients may work together to add extra stress on the heart.
-
Ban Sting Energy Drinks Near Schools: Ex-Child Rights Chief To DK Shivakumar
Shashidhar Kosambe expressed concern over the increasing sale of various energy drinks around schools in the state, stating that such beverages may have adverse effects on children's health.
-
Are Energy Drinks Safe For Children? What Every Parent Should Know
Energy drinks are usually have high amounts of caffeine along with sugar and ingredients such as taurine, guarana, and B vitamins. These products are often promoted as drinks that improve energy, focus, and physical performance.
-
Maharashtra Bans Sale Of Energy Drinks Within 500 Metres Of Schools
In a serious bid to regulate the consumption of high-caffeine beverages among youth, the Maharashtra government on Friday announced a comprehensive ban on the sale of high energy drinks like Sting within a 500-metre radius of schools.
-
Red Bull, PepsiCo And More Served Notice By Food Authority Over Misleading Claims
Food regulator FSSAI has issued notices to six beverage firms, including Red Bull and PepsiCo India, that sells energy drinks for misbranding and misleading claims.
-
Liver Damage In Your 20s? Experts Link It To Frequent Energy Drink Consumption
People in their 20s are experiencing rising cases of non-alcoholic liver disease. Dr Abhideep Chaudhary and Dr Saurabh Sethi explain how frequent energy drink consumption can cause liver damage.
-
Liver Damage In Your 20s? Experts Link It To Frequent Energy Drink Consumption
People in their 20s are experiencing rising cases of non-alcoholic liver disease. Dr Abhideep Chaudhary and Dr Saurabh Sethi explain how frequent energy drink consumption can cause liver damage.
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Energy Drinks Emerging As Major Cause Of Liver Damage Among India's Youth: Doctors
New Delhi, April 19 (IANS) Leading specialists on Sunday warned that excessive consumption of energy drinks is emerging as a leading cause of liver damage among India's youth, on the occasion of the 'World Liver Day'.
