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Poland bans sale of energy drinks to under-18s

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Poland bans sale of energy drinks to under-18s

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Producers or importers who fail to properly label energy drinks can be fined up to 200,000 zloty (€44,677).

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monster_Energy#Ingredients caffeine, a lot of it.
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  That’s 1/3 less caffeine than in a 16oz iced coffee from Dunkin Donuts, and a large is 32oz.
  
  I’m not arguing to give large coffees to 8 year olds but rather that this isn’t as much caffeine as people think it is
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    One argument I could see is that energy drinks are super sweet and sugary (not to mention cheeper) and on top of that they have bunch of cool flavors. While coffee is more off-putting
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      coffee is more off-putting
      
      It straight up offends me to concede this point lol
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    Coffee is ilegal for children in most countries, so thease should be as well, but you have a point.
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      Where is this true? I’ve never heard of this and Google fed me nothin
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        I just assumed it is. Maybe it isn’t. Idk sorry.

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