Could the Nocco drinks be sold with 105mg of caffeine per can instead of the current amount as in Germany? I can't tolerate that much caffeine.
Could the Nocco drinks be sold with 105mg of caffeine per can instead of the current amount as in Germany? I can't tolerate that much caffeine.
Yes, it's funny, in Germany caffeine is restricted by law, in Switzerland they put more caffeine in, there will hardly be any added value.
Yes, it's funny, in Germany caffeine is restricted by law, in Switzerland they put more caffeine in, there will hardly be any added value.
Would also be interested in the German version, unfortunately the 180mg caffeine is a bit too much for us :-(. Perhaps we should also contact Nocco Switzerland so that they can offer the Swiss version with 105mg caffeine...
Hello Michi2000, Nocco is declared in Switzerland as a special drink for athletes, with the recommendation not to consume more than 1 can. In Switzerland we have a successful recipe with a high caffeine content. In Germany, the regulations are different. Kind regards, Susi
Hello Michi2000, Nocco is declared in Switzerland as a special drink for athletes, with the recommendation not to consume more than 1 can. In Switzerland we have a successful recipe with a high caffeine content. In Germany, the regulations are different. Kind regards, Susi
And why can Migros, like Germany, order the ones with less caffeine from Nocco?
And why can Migros, like Germany, order the ones with less caffeine from Nocco?
I've never heard that Nocco is only for athletes, it's simply a functional drink, an energy drink plus BCAA, suitable for everyone except pregnant women and children. But the caffeine content is really too high for frequent consumption. Too bad, then I'll just get a few in Germany with 105mg caffeine from time to time. I really wish Switzerland would "tighten the screws" and limit the amount of caffeine allowed in Energys like they do in Germany...
I've never heard that Nocco is only for athletes, it's simply a functional drink, an energy drink plus BCAA, suitable for everyone except pregnant women and children. But the caffeine content is really too high for frequent consumption. Too bad, then I'll just get a few in Germany with 105mg caffeine from time to time. I really wish Switzerland would "tighten the screws" and limit the amount of caffeine allowed in Energys like they do in Germany...
And I know some people who come to Switzerland especially to buy Nocco here
And I know some people who come to Switzerland especially to buy Nocco here
Interesting. Well, the fact is that 105mg of caffeine should be enough for people who do sport as a hobby or for people who simply want a caffeine kick in the morning or during an afternoon slump. There are also people who like to have two Noccos a day or one Nocco plus a few cafés, and you're soon over the limit that is still healthy ;-)...
And why can Migros, like Germany, order the ones with less caffeine from Nocco?
Hello Michi2000, thank you for your question. NOCCO is a Swedish brand and always has 180 mg in the "original" formulation. This is only adapted for the German market because of lower limits in Germany. NOCCO will always be launched with 180 mg if the market allows it. A variant with less caffeine is therefore not planned and would not be in line with NOCCO's strategy and idea. Kind regards, Angela
Would also be interested in the German version, unfortunately the 180mg caffeine is a bit too much for us :-(. Perhaps we should also contact Nocco Switzerland so that they can offer the Swiss version with 105mg caffeine...
Hello Michi2000, Nocco is declared in Switzerland as a special drink for athletes, with the recommendation not to consume more than 1 can. In Switzerland we have a successful recipe with a high caffeine content. In Germany, the regulations are different. Kind regards, Susi
Hello Michi2000, Nocco is declared in Switzerland as a special drink for athletes, with the recommendation not to consume more than 1 can. In Switzerland we have a successful recipe with a high caffeine content. In Germany, the regulations are different. Kind regards, Susi
And why can Migros, like Germany, order the ones with less caffeine from Nocco?
And why can Migros, like Germany, order the ones with less caffeine from Nocco?
I've never heard that Nocco is only for athletes, it's simply a functional drink, an energy drink plus BCAA, suitable for everyone except pregnant women and children. But the caffeine content is really too high for frequent consumption. Too bad, then I'll just get a few in Germany with 105mg caffeine from time to time. I really wish Switzerland would "tighten the screws" and limit the amount of caffeine allowed in Energys like they do in Germany...
I've never heard that Nocco is only for athletes, it's simply a functional drink, an energy drink plus BCAA, suitable for everyone except pregnant women and children. But the caffeine content is really too high for frequent consumption. Too bad, then I'll just get a few in Germany with 105mg caffeine from time to time. I really wish Switzerland would "tighten the screws" and limit the amount of caffeine allowed in Energys like they do in Germany...
And I know some people who come to Switzerland especially to buy Nocco here
And I know some people who come to Switzerland especially to buy Nocco here
Interesting. Well, the fact is that 105mg of caffeine should be enough for people who do sport as a hobby or for people who simply want a caffeine kick in the morning or during an afternoon slump. There are also people who like to have two Noccos a day or one Nocco plus a few cafés, and you're soon over the limit that is still healthy ;-)...
And why can Migros, like Germany, order the ones with less caffeine from Nocco?
Hello Michi2000, thank you for your question. NOCCO is a Swedish brand and always has 180 mg in the "original" formulation. This is only adapted for the German market because of lower limits in Germany. NOCCO will always be launched with 180 mg if the market allows it. A variant with less caffeine is therefore not planned and would not be in line with NOCCO's strategy and idea. Kind regards, Angela
