Caffeine is healthy in the EU
Danish MEP Christel Schaldemose disagrees with the European Commission’s recent proposal that energy and sugary drinks should be allowed to claim on their labels that the caffeine in them boosts alertness and concentration. The European Parliament’s public health and food safety committee fears this could affect children and teenagers, who are the main consumers of energy drinks.
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