Mixing Energy Drinks with Coffee or Matcha? CASE Warns Teenagers About Caffeine Intake
CASE said all six tested drink combinations exceeded the 100mg daily caffeine limit for youths, with the strongest mix reaching 282.1mg per serving.
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Caffeine overconsumption alert: CASE warns against mixing drinks for faster effects
Mixing coffee with energy drinks to stay awake for examinations or assignment?While that may give an extra kick, youngsters may end up exceeding the recommended limit of 100mg of caffeine per day, the Consumer Association of Singapore (CASE) warned after it ran tests on six mixed drink combinations.In a media release on Tuesday (Sept 22), the consumer watchdog said it...
More and more products containing caffeine aim directly at children and young people - they are often sweet in taste and cracked up. In a market check, the Verein für Konsumerinformation (VKI) has found a number of products with which recommended maximum quantities for these target groups can be quickly exceeded. Moderate caffeine consumption is considered safe. However, many products contain significantly more caffeine than one might suspect.
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