We support that process.
Along with the move from the natural health product category to the food category, energy drink producers will have to adhere to a number of requirements, particularly when it comes to labelling. There will be a nutritional facts label on these products, similar to all other food and beverage products.
Caffeine levels are going to be capped at a maximum of 180 milligrams of caffeine for a large single-serve container. We should put that in perspective. Your average short coffee from a well-known coffee chain has 175 milligrams of caffeine. We are supportive of that process, and we are working very closely with Health Canada on the transition.