date:Apr 02, 2013
are exploited by energy drink manufacturers in order to avoid oversight and offer products containing additives and high levels of caffeine that have not been proven safe.
- In December 2012, Canada's regulatory agency, Health Canada, capped the amount of caffeine in energy drinks.
- In March 2013, a group of 18 doctors, researchers and public health experts jointly urged the FDA to take action on energy drinks to protect adolescents and children from the possible risks of consuming high amounts