Data Sources
Caffeine and nutritional values for branded drinks in MyCaffeine are based on publicly available information from the references below. Values may vary by region or recipe changes. Each source notes the regions it applies to.
UK Food Standards Agency
The UK Food Standards Agency recommends limits on caffeine consumption.
European Food Safety Authority
The EFSA recommends limits on caffeine consumption.
Nespresso
Caffeine content for Nespresso pods are taken from the Nespresso Taiwan website.
Costa UK
Caffeine content & nutritional information for Costa Drinks are taken from Costa UK Nutritional & Allergen Guide
Monster Energy UK
Caffeine content & nutritional information for Monster Energy drinks are taken from the Monster Energy website.
Red Bull UK
Caffeine content & nutritional information for Red Bull drinks are taken from the Red Bull UK website.
Pepsi UK
Caffeine content & nutritional information for Pepsi drinks are taken from the Pepsi UK website.
Pepsi US
Caffeine content & nutritional information for Pepsi drinks are taken from the PepsiCo Product Finder.
Coca Cola US
Caffeine content for Coca Cola & nutritional information drinks are taken from the Coca Cola US website.
Starbucks US
Caffeine content & nutritional information for Starbucks drinks are taken from the Starbucks US Menu.
Starbucks EU
Caffeine content for Starbucks drinks are taken from the Starbucks UK Nutritional Guide.
Dr Pepper
Caffeine content for Dr Pepper drinks are taken from the Keurig Dr Pepper Product Facts website.
Dolce Gusto
Caffeine content & nutritional information for Dolce Gusto drinks are taken from the Dolce Gusto website.
Waitrose
Nutritional information from Waitrose drinks are taken from the Waitrose website.
Fitt, E., Pell, D., & Cole, D. (2013). Assessing caffeine intake in the United Kingdom diet.
Used for calculating caffeine consumption in adults.