Energy Drink Safety Concerns Make Action On Labels Imminent – Consultant

Marketers of energy drinks should disclose caffeine content on product labels as well as warnings to protect consumers and prepare for possible labeling regulations, according to attorney Antonio C. Martinez, a government relations and regulatory affairs consultant

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