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Hrvatska Uvodi Nove Mjere Protiv Prodaj Energetskih pića Maloljetnicima

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ZAGREB – Ministarstvo zdravstva pokrenulo je postupak donošenja zakona kojim će se dodatno ograničiti dostupnost energetskih pića maloljetnicima, zabraniti njihovo oglašavanje usmjereno na djecu te uvesti obvezan registar tih proizvoda, izvijestili su u srijedu iz Ministarstva. Energetska drink […] Objava Hrvatska uvodi nove mjere protiv prodaj energetskih pića maloljetnicima pojavila se prvi puta on Novi list.

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ZAGREB – Ministarstvo zdravstva pokrenulo je postupak donošenja zakona kojim će se dodatno ograničiti dostupnost energetskih pića maloljetnicima, zabraniti njihovo oglašavanje usmjereno na djecu te uvesti obvezan registar tih proizvoda, izvijestili su u srijedu iz Ministarstva. Energetska drink […] Objava Hrvatska uvodi nove mjere protiv prodaj energetskih pića maloljetnicima pojavila se prvi puta on Novi list.

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The MINISTRY of Health initiated the procedure of adopting a new Law on restricting the use of energy drinks and related products to persons under the age of 18, which completely prohibits minors from purchasing and consuming them.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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During the summer, it is forbidden to sell energy drinks to minors in stores in our southern neighbor. The post Energy drinks to minors would be banned in Croatia first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Energy drinks would be completely banned for those under 18 in Croatia: even stricter rules could be introduced than before - The bill is expected to be submitted to the Croatian government by the end of the year.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The Ministry of Health has initiated the process of passing a law that will further restrict the availability of energy drinks to minors, ban their advertising aimed at children, and introduce a mandatory register of these products, the Ministry reported on Wednesday.

The Croatian Ministry of Health has initiated the adoption of a law prohibiting minors from purchasing energy drinks and similar products in any form, and any beverage with more than 150 milligrams of caffeine per liter will be considered an energy drink.

·Bosnia and Herzegovina
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IndexHR broke the news in Zagreb, Croatia on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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