Monster is all about the energy, so it shouldn't be too surprising that some of its flavors are a bit ambiguous, including ...

NEW YORK Monster Beverage (MNST) is changing the labeling on its cans so that its ... with lawmakers calling on the Food and Drug Administration to look into the safety of the caffeine levels ...

A warning label on the Monster cans asks consumers to drink responsibly, to not consume more than three cans per day and warns the beverage is not recommended for children, pregnant women or ...

which recommended it sell its products as a food, according to spokeswoman Tammy Taylor. Monster Energy’s products will not change, but in the coming months its labels will include the caffeine ...

Edward Markey last week asking them to qualify the safety and labeling of their energy ... we could re-categorize Monster Energy as a food This is not the first time Monster has felt compelled ...

which recommended it sell its products as a food, according to spokeswoman Tammy Taylor. Monster Energy’s products will not change, but in the coming months its labels will include the caffeine ...