THAILAND: Energy-drink ads to carry warnings
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 25 November 2002
The Thai Public Health Ministry is to impose new laws on the energy drink category next year that will require the advertising of such brands to carry health warnings. The regulations will mean that energy drink advertising will have to state a maximum safe consumption level. Furthermore, the tone of the ads have been subject to a crackdown, with producers no longer being allowed to claim that their brands provide drinkers with more energy.
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The Thai Public Health Ministry is to impose new laws on the energy drink category next year that will require the advertising of such brands to carry health warnings. The regulations will mean that energy drink advertising will have to state a maximum safe consumption level. Furthermore, the tone of the ads have been subject to a crackdown, with producers no longer being allowed to claim that their brands provide drinkers with more energy.
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