NEW YORK Monster Beverage (MNST) is changing the labeling on its cans so that its energy drinks will no longer be considered dietary supplements, a move that changes the federal guidelines the ...

Monster Energy will include caffeine content on its labels. Feb. 16, 2013— -- Monster Beverage Corp. will include caffeine content on its energy drink labels because it no longer wants to be ...

Monster Beverage Corp. will ... study by Consumer Reports highlighted this label confusion. Researchers tested caffeine contents in 16 energy drinks -- some of which had caffeine amounts on ...

The study comes fast on the heels of news that U.S. health regulators are investigating reports of five deaths that may be associated with Monster Beverage Corp's Monster Energy drink. At the same ...

Changes are coming to Monster energy drink cans ... consumers may encounter when it comes to checking the labels on energy drinks. Currently, companies have the choice to categorize their products ...

Facing renewed controversy about the safety of energy ... in energy drinks and adverse health and safety consequences, particularly among children, adolescents,” they wrote. Monster does not ...

In May 2024, a video went viral on social media, claiming that energy drinks, such as Monster and Celsius ... from everyday foods and poses no health risk. An article published in 2022 by ...