What you find on a can of Red Bull is a description of the product and the statements we mentioned before. The product is not recommended for children, for pregnant and breast-feeding women, or for people sensitive to caffeine. It should not be mixed with alcohol. The recommended dose for a 250-millilitre can, for example, is not more than two cans. This is followed by a list of what are called the medicinal ingredients, which I would describe as the physiologically active ingredients, followed by the non-medicinal ingredients.
I may add a personal note here, I personally believe that this is not always easy for the consumer to understand compared to the presentation on a regular food product. I don't necessarily mean that it has to be same, because they are different products, but when it comes to caffeine content in particular, there may be options of moving the caffeine statement up. We're happy to do that, to make it more visible to consumers, to say as we do in Europe, that this is the product, this is the caffeine content, and then have the other ingredients following, which probably would be, at a glance, better available to the consumers than it is now.