The European Union stipulates that energy drinks should highlight caffeine warning signs.
Many energy drinks on the market include many ingredients, especially caffeine. After all, everyone has a different amount of caffeine. Not labeling caffeine may cause some people to have physiological reactions due to caffeine and ignore their health.
According to the EU Food labelling rules (EU) 1169 take 2011, energy drinks that add caffeine for physiological effects and contain more caffeine than 150mg/L should be warned of "high caffeine content" starting from December 13, 2014. the font size is the same as the product name, and the caffeine in each 100ml product should be marked.
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