RFK Jr targets coffee chains over high sugar content in drinks

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized Starbucks and Dunkin’ for the high sugar content in their iced coffee drinks during a rally in Austin, Texas. He questioned the safety of allowing teenagers to consume beverages with excessive sugar, citing that a medium Dunkin’ Frozen Coffee can contain 132 grams of sugar, while a Grande Starbucks Frappuccino has over 55 grams. Nutrition experts emphasize the health risks of high sugar intake, including obesity and diabetes, urging consumers to consider lower-sugar alternatives.

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