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Energy Drinks Bubbling Up in US

Oct 27, 2006

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Chock full of caffeine and sugar, the energy drinks make up for 6% of the nonalcoholic beverage industry including soft drinks that’s up 75% since 2005. However with the growing consumer demand and increasing profit margins, it’s likely to exceed US$10 Billion by 2010.
 
Promoted by renowned sport athletes and pro wrestlers, these drinks are appearing everywhere from office cubicles to youth soccer matches. At school, they are guzzled by teens. About 130 energy drinks are available in US, says Mr. Craven of BevNET.
 
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