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Canada outlines proposed regulations for energy drinks

Canada outlines proposed regulations for energy drinks

By Caroline Scott-Thomas

The Canadian government has put forward a proposal for energy drinks to be regulated as foods rather than as natural health products, which could see a raft of new labeling and formulation requirements for energy drinks in Canada.

Enviga (alone) doesn’t promote weight loss

Enviga (alone) doesn’t promote weight loss

By Shane Starling

Coca-Cola and Nestle have agreed to alter the marketing for their energy-burning, green tea-based energy drink, Enviga, after agreeing a settlement with a number of US states that protested its weight loss messaging.

The coffee and energy drink caffeine divide

The coffee and energy drink caffeine divide

Coffee and tea-based products are free from the caffeine labelling requirements of energy drinks. But is this in consumers’ best interests? Neil Merrett reports.

Trend for energy infused food

Trend for energy infused food

By Sarah Hills

Foods with added stimulants are stealing a march on energy drinks as companies are developing new ways to energize consumers seeking alternatives to sugary beverages, according to a global consumer trends analyst.

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