Berocca's caffeinated drinks did not comply with the law, court finds
In January 2017, MPI advised Bayer that Berocca Forward, unlike the other products by the brand, was not a dietary supplement, rather it was a FCB due to the presence of caffeine. In addition, MPI said Berocca Forward was not compliant with the FCB standards, because it contained additives, like vitamin C and minerals, that were not permitted under the FCB standards. supplied About 3 million cans and 350,000 bottles of Berocca Forward were sold between 2016 and 2019 despite failing to comply with the law. Although MPI said Bayer’s Berocca Forward was not classified correctly and not com...
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