The FDA may soon change how caffeine appears on food and beverage labels. The agency is considering draft guidance that could encourage companies to disclose how much caffeine is in their products following several high-profile lawsuits and deaths linked to caffeinated beverages. For now, consumers will still need to read labels carefully, as any new guidance would not be legally binding.
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