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Disney is using Mickey Mouse, Winnie the Pooh & the Lion King to market malt beverages to kids in South America. Hook 'em young and have customers for life, right?

Tweens and teens needing caffeine hits? Come on. Actually reasons one father, coffee may be the most nutritious beverage bet out there!

Only nine percent of 199 beverage samples had benzene levels above the U. S. EPA limit said Our Government Administration Spokesperson. "Do you Believe?" asked David Kagan , author of Sunstroke--Medscan. Benzene causes Cancer. What are they doing to Us!!!! Think of the Kids--drinking this stuff, and what will become of them"!

Brief blog regarding the marketing of caffeinated beverages to children.

Starbucks, keenly aware of the pitfalls of being seen as trying to lure kids to drink sweet, caffeinated beverages, has for years insisted that it does not market to children, however, the company is revising its stance on kids, acknowledging that the under-18 set has become part of the coffee chain’s customer base.