Monster Energy Monster is one of the most iconic energy drink brands, and it’s also one of the most concerning when it comes to sugar content and caffeine levels. A typical 16-ounce can contains ...

Some energy drinks are worse for you than others. Here's how seven popular brands stack up — and how to caffeinate safely.

In the mid-2000s, I was immersed in the energy drink industry, working for a major competitor to Red Bull. This was before the emergence of brands like Monster, Reign, GHOST and C4.

Celsius to acquire Alani Nu to become the top better-for-you energy drink Celsius Holdings (CELH) , an American functional beverage company, announced it is acquiring its rival Alani Nu for $1.8 ...

NBA Player Naz Reid with Lucky Drink Courtesy of Lucky Energy There’s a new kid on the block in the energy drink space called Lucky Energy – which launched in 2023 with guns blazing, and is ...

For comparison, a 6.5 oz cup of coffee contains 80 to 120 mg of caffeine, tea has about 50 mg, and a 12 oz cola cannot have more 65 mg. Energy drinks have significantly higher amounts, with the ...

The $22 billion energy drink market is undergoing a rebrand — and it’s wearing pastel. Alani Nu, recently acquired by Celsius for $1.8 billion, has led the charge by wrapping its high-caffeine ...

According to Dimengo, energy drink brands such as Monster, Red Bull, Bang or Prime are popular on social media. And, these trendy brands have high sugar and caffeine content in each can.

In October, Keurig Dr Pepper said it was buying a 60% stake in energy drink maker Ghost for $990 million, with plans to purchase the remaining stake in 2028.