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Magazine Article
Energy drinks and sudden death: US regulators investigate
2012
Overview
A typical can of energy drink contains up to 300 milligrams of caffeine, from added caffeine and natural sources such as guarana, but importantly, in volumes far less than a litre - usually 200 millilitres or less. This includes \"energy shots\", which clearly also don't meet the requirements of Standard 2.6.4. Many energy drinks are also marketed as \"dietary supplements\" or \"conventional foods\" in an attempt to circumvent standard requirements of both the FDA and FSANZ.
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Prime Creative
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