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What are the Legal and Ethical Issues of Red Bull?

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If you're referring to the beverage, the legal issues would those applicable to fitness for human consumption; that it will not contain contaminants or make people sick. The ethical issues would involve convincing the public to buy and consume a concoction of chemicals and think they're gaining some benefit. They sell the sizzle and the public buys it.

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