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Energy drinks to bear government warnings
The Minister of Health has proposed an amendment to the Regulations published in terms of the Foodstuffs, Cosmetics & Disinfectants Act of 1972 which will make it a requirement that certain soft drinks containing more than 150mg per litre of caffeine bear labelling warning the public of the high caffeine content and stating that the products are not recommended for children under twelve years of age, pregnant women and persons sensitive to caffeine. The warning will also be required to state that the products are not to be consumed as a mixture with alcoholic beverages. |
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