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1. Red Bull is the third-largest source of beverage profits in convenience stores.
2. Red Bull is to launch a sugar-free version, entitled Red Bull Sugarfree.
3. Red Bull is commonly used as mixer with alcoholic drinks such as vodka and is the base ingredient in the now famous J--gerbomb and Remytini.
4. Red Bull is the brand name of an energy drink that originated in Thailand and, in a version adapted to Austrian tastes, is now popular throughout the world.
5. Red Bull is the brand name of an Austrian carbonated soft drink.

Energy Drink

1. By contrast, energy drinks such as Red Bull contain as much as 80 milligrams of caffeine per serving.
2. Powerade and Gatorade are dominant in the sports drinks market, while Red Bull and V boast a combined 94% share of the energy drinks market.
3. Red Bull 76mg but some energy drinks have as much as 280mg.
4. Red Bull Energy Drink is an energizer, developed particularly for periods of mental and physical stress and strain.
5. Currently, two brands are dominating the energy drink market; Red Bull and Power Horse.

Energy

1. The racers are detailed with the Red Bull logo, and most carry an oversized can of Red Bull on their chassis (Suzuki Vitara, MiniCooper, SportTrac, etc.).
2. Red Bull Racing was not the start of Red Bull's involvement in motorsport.
3. In addition to sports sponsorships, Red Bull has developed the MET (Mobile Energy Team) program.
4. Right from the start, Red Bull Thai edition looks quite different than its US or European counterpart.
5. The teams consist of mostly college students, who drive specially designed Red Bull "Racers".

Caffeine

1. The French Scientific Committee concluded that Red Bull has excessive amounts of caffeine.
2. Energy drinks like Red Bull, Red Devil and Sobe "No Fear" typically contain a mix of carbohydrates, B vitamins, amino acids and caffeine.

Krating Daeng

1. The official imported Canadian Red Bull is a non-caffeinated alternative of Thai Krating Daeng.
2. Mateschitz developed Red Bull based on the Thai drink Krating Daeng, itself based on Lipovitan.
3. The original Red Bull drink was developed in Thailand by the company TC Pharmaceutical, where it was sold under the Thai name 'Krating Daeng'.

Bull Gmbh

1. At the same time Mateschitz and Chaleo Yoovidhya founded Red Bull GmbH; each investing $500,000 of savings and taking a 49% stake in the new company.
2. Sold by Red Bull GmbH as an energy drink to combat mental and physical fatigue, it contains, per 250 mL (8.3 U.S. fl.
3. In addition to owning half of Red Bull GmbH, Chaleo and his son continue to market the original formula across Asia.

Thailand

1. MikeHunt Jan 17 2006, 01:20 PM Red bull is originally from Thailand and love it.
2. Dietrich Mateschitz traveled to Thailand and saw that Red Bull was a great idea to take over to his native Austria.

Sugar-Free

1. Sugar-free Red Bull is sweetened with aspartame and acesulfame potassium, as opposed to sucrose and glucose.
2. The product will be the first major brand extension since Red Bull Sugar-Free was introduced in 2003.
3. Energy drinks typically contain 20-25 percent carbohydrate, although there are sugar-free versions such as Tab Energy, Diet Rockstar and Red Bull Sugar-Free.

Due

1. British supermarket chain Morrisons refuses to sell Red Bull to customers under the age of 16.
2. They agreed, and took a 51% stake in his firm, Red Bull GmbH. The architecturally spectacular headquarters are located in Fuschl am See.
3. Red Bull spokesperson recommended the consumption of no more than one to two cans [16].
4. The dust has settled from the first-ever Red Bull Giants of Rio multi-sport relay competition.
5. America-s first-ever Red Bull Art of the Can Contest made its explosive debut on February 24, to a crowd of hundreds.

Driving

1. Red Bull Racing is pleased to announce that it has reached an agreement with Mark Webber for him to continue driving for the team in 2009.
2. She said Red Bull is "an energizer" and "can be consumed in virtually any situation: during sports, at work, while driving and in leisure activities.".

According

1. Red Bull is also halal, according to the Muslim Judicial Council.
2. Red Bull aims to boost mental and physical performance "Red Bull vitalizes the body and mind", according to the motto of the brand.

Per Cent

1. The energy drink segment, which is dominated by Frucor's V and Red Bull, is worth $151 million and is growing by 47 per cent a year.
2. Ms Aldridge also hopes that the launch of the Red Bull 355ml can earlier this year will further increase convenience store sales and profits.
3. According to ACNielsen data, between them Red Bull and V account for 94 per cent of total energy sales in convenience stores.

Team

1. Red Bull also sponsors many drivers and teams competing in the GP2 Series, Formula One's "feeder" series.
2. The drinks company also runs a young drivers programme, Red Bull Junior Team, whereby Red Bull sponsors promising young drivers.

Sports

1. Red Bull has also extended their presence to purchasing and entirely re-branding a number of sports teams.
2. Red Bull has had a sponsorship presence in a number of sports for some time (including sponsorship of the Sauber Formula One team).

Sponsoring

1. Also Red Bull is now sponsoring the Cyberathlete Professional League and its own air racing event called the Red Bull Air Race.
2. Red Bull is sponsoring two new NASCAR teams under 2007; racing under the new Toyota Camry label.

Created

1. Overall, Red Bull has created a category that currently includes 125 products in the USA market.
2. Due to Red Bull's popularity, several imitations have been created, one of the most popular being Blue Ox.

Event

1. Catch all of the ice-cold action from last year's Red Bull Ice Break surfing event in Nova Scotia.
2. Since the initial viral parties, Red Bull's efforts have included sponsoring extreme sport events, including cliff diving, bmx and skateboarding.

Prohibited

1. As of 2008, Red Bull remains prohibited as a soft drink in Norway, Uruguay, Denmark and Iceland.

Wings

1. Red Bull is also extending protection of its trademarked phrase of 'gives you wings' to cover similar variants.
2. Red Bull rapidly gained in popularity, giving people wings right from the start.
3. The international advertising slogan of Red Bull is "Red Bull Gives You Wings", which focuses on the stimulant properties of the drink.

Sudden

1. An inquiry into his death ruled that he died from Sudden Arrhythmia Death Syndrome and the connection to Red Bull was inconclusive.
2. The recent energy drink phenomenon in North America seemed to follow the sudden popularity of Red Bull, which still has roughly 70% of the market.

Sponsored

1. METs and sponsored athletes are the only people (technically) allowed to sport the Red Bull logo on their clothing.
2. In 2005 RBR driver Tonio Liuzzi was given a full time seat with Scuderia Toro Rosso alongside another Red Bull sponsored driver, Scott Speed.

Red Bull

1. Despite its rapid success having quickly attracted imitators, Red Bull is still dominant in the energy drink market (70 percent of the marketshare in 2003).
2. Due to the link with taurine, local authorities categorized Red Bull as a medicine and suggest customers ask for medical advice before drinking.
3. Red Bull claimed Tesco 's product's was too close to that of their own product.
4. There are examples of people suffering heart disturbances after drinking eight cans of Red Bull [17][18].
5. Third, from our point of view Red Bull has a less-than-stellar industry reputation -- and many people are praying for their demise as a result.

Bulls

1. Red Bull has an aggressive, multi-angle, and international marketing campaign.
2. After some alterations to the recipe, and a flavor modification for the public, Red Bull was born.
3. More than a billion cans of Red Bull are consumed each year.
4. In Ireland, a non-alcoholic cocktail of Red Bull and red lemonade is called "a kick in the bollocks".
5. In 1992, Red Bull touched down in its first foreign market, in Hungary.

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