Welsh government is considering a ban on under-16s buying high-caffeine drinks. British Soft Drinks Association says ban is not supported by evidence. News follows the ban in England where Red Bull, Monster and Prime will be illegal from April.
Currently any drink with over 150mg of caffeine must have a warning label. Wales has "disproportionately concerns around diet and lifestyle"
Welsh government to take forward proposals to ban sale of high- caffeine drinks to under-16s. British Soft Drinks Association says members have not marketed or promoted such drinks since 2010.
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