date:Jan 10, 2020
ence alone is not sufficient to justify a measure as prohibitive as a statutory ban on the sale of energy drinks to children.
The governments proposals focus on the levels of sugar and caffeine, but the report argues a ban on energy drinks have no more sugar or caffeine than many drinks which are more commonly consumed and not being considered for a ban.
For example, the report found that even the most sugary energy drinks contain less than Pepsi. Moreover, it found that energy drinks dont eve