The UK Labor Party released an action plan that aims to prohibit sales of energy drinks with over 150 milligrams of caffeine per liter to kids under 16 year old. Many energy drinks such as Red Bull (111 mg in 12 fl. oz) and Monster (160 mg in 16 fl. oz.) are readily available in stores for kids to buy. Adults are advised to consume up to 400 mg of caffeine a day. However, children have different levels of dosage than adults due to their weight. So, daily amount of caffeine is reduced. Because of the spike in sales of energy drinks, more children are subject to health risks. In some cases, death has occurred due to energy drinks. How likely is it that restrictions like these will follow over to the United States?