Last month, a 16-year-old tragically lost his life after consuming an energy drink, a soda and a latte — drinks routinely consumed by and often intensively marketed to youths — all with… ...

After a 16-year-old boy died after consuming an energy drink, a soda and a latte, medical experts are calling for the government to cut back on caffeine levels in energy drinks.

That energy drinks are labeled as supplements ties the FDA's hands in dealing with such products. Here are some suggestions to consider: Label energy drinks with standard Nutrition Facts panels.

Energy drink label changes gaming food stamp system? National & World News. By Gary Horcher. Nov 1, 2013. ... Energy drinks that have a nutrition facts label are eligible foods; ...

Feb. 16, 2013— -- Monster Beverage Corp. will include caffeine content on its energy drink labels because it no longer wants to be considered a dietary supplement, and instead will adhere to ...

— Over the past 18 months, federal authorities have quietly updated the nutrition facts label on packaged foods and drinks. The first such change in 20 years.