Caffeine News

A ban will be implemented on selling high-caffeine energy drinks, specifically those with over 150mg of caffeine per litre, to individuals under 16, with a £2,5

England will ban the sale of high-caffeine energy drinks to individuals under the age of 16 starting from April next year.

Cans are becoming the preferred container for caffeine consumption in America, replacing traditional cups.

A new study reveals that caffeine levels in coffee drinks vary significantly between popular high street chains. For example, a Costa cappuccino can contain thr

A consumer group's tests revealed significant variations in caffeine content across major coffee chain drinks, with some high street coffees, including Costa's

A study by Which? found that a Costa cappuccino contains more than three times the caffeine of a Starbucks cappuccino, equivalent to about four cans of Red Bull

New studies are exploring the ideal blend of coffee for health benefits, with a statement from the American Heart Association suggesting moderate caffeine intak

FSSAI has stated it will not ease the 90-day deadline for companies to remove "energy drink" labels from high-caffeine beverages, citing a lack of Indian standa

A new report indicates that half of US children under five years old consume caffeine daily, which is not limited to soda.

A new report indicates that millions of children consume caffeine daily, with a significant portion not coming from soda, averaging 19.4 milligrams per day.

FSSAI ने पेप्सी, रेड बुल और मॉन्स्टर जैसी कंपनियों को अपने उच्च-कैफीन वाले उत्पादों से 'एनर्जी ड्रिंक' लेबल हटाने का आदेश दिया है, क्योंकि ऊर्जा पेय के सेवन से

The American Heart Association suggests that up to 5 cups of black coffee daily can be safe and potentially beneficial for heart health, with 2-4 cups linked to

A new scientific statement from the American Heart Association suggests that up to 400mg of caffeine daily, equivalent to about five 8-ounce cups of coffee, is

The American Heart Association has released a new report detailing the relationship between caffeine consumption and cardiovascular disease.

The NHS has released a checklist detailing the effects of energy drinks on children, following the confirmation of a ban for under-16s. High-caffeine energy dri