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Cheeky mother....I told you all on this board, first it was smokes, then it be caffeine. Granted this isn't the first time the FDA looked into caffeine usage and what not.
FDA will look into any and all products with added caffeine, like Mountain Dew.
http://reason.com/archives/2013/05/04/meet-the-new-fda-caffeine-crackdown-same
No Govt oversight into caffeine usage and products. Let consumers vote with their wallets. Am I gonna be allowed to only buy 6oz cans of mtn dew now? Hmmm? stop holding my freaking hand Big Govt!!!!!!!!
FDA will look into any and all products with added caffeine, like Mountain Dew.
http://reason.com/archives/2013/05/04/meet-the-new-fda-caffeine-crackdown-same
FDA officials claim they were spurred to take action after the recent introduction of one product, Alert Energy Gum, a new caffeinated gum made by Wrigley.
The agency argues that such a novel product necessitates a longer look at all foods and beverages that contain added caffeine.
While the FDAs interest in caffeine is hardly new, neither is caffeinated gum. The idea has been around at least since 1980.
With an agency history in the area of caffeine that is as fascinating as it is idiotic, contradictory, enraging, and aimless, theres good reason to fear for the future of everything from caffeinated gum to energy drinks, and from caffeinated beef jerky to Mountain Dew (which is not a cola-type beverage and so could be in jeopardy under the strict interpretation of FDA rules the agency wields at its whim).
No Govt oversight into caffeine usage and products. Let consumers vote with their wallets. Am I gonna be allowed to only buy 6oz cans of mtn dew now? Hmmm? stop holding my freaking hand Big Govt!!!!!!!!