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Misleading claims suggest the EU will soon move to ban coffee

Video. Fact check: Has the EU branded coffee 'harmful' for humans?

Updated: 10/03/2025 - 9:25 GMT+1

Some tabloids have stoked fears that the EU will soon ban coffee after the European Commission allegedly labelled caffeine dangerous for human consumption.

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