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Responsible Retailing Week: Selling Energy Drinks

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The government is proposing a ban on selling high-caffeine energy drinks to children in order to “protect their physical and mental health”
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Responsible Retailing Week: Selling energy drinks

The government is proposing a ban on selling high-caffeine energy drinks to children in order to “protect their physical and mental health”

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Retailers act as UK considers ban on kids’ energy drinks

Britain’s biggest grocers — Tesco, Sainsbury’s, Asda, Aldi, Morrisons, and Lidl — already bar under-16s from energy drinks like Monster and Red Bull, ahead of a nationwide ban.The post Retailers act as UK considers ban on kids’ energy drinks appeared first on Retail Insight Network.

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retail-insight-network.com broke the news in on Friday, October 17, 2025.
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