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| Type | Energy drink |
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| Manufacturer | Maspex |
| Distributor | Maspex |
| Country of origin | Poland |
| Introduced | 2003 |
| Variants | Sugar Free, Cola, Lime, Mango |
| Website | Tiger Energy Drink Official Website |
Tiger is an energy drink, produced by Polish company Maspex.
Tiger has been branded with a nickname of Polish boxer Dariusz 'Tiger' Michalczewski and promoted with the slogan: "Power is back!” The boxer granted license for the drink manufacturing, distribution and promotion to Maspex company in 2010. The old manufacturer has been forbidden by Polish courts to refer to the brand in any manner. [1] [2]
Tiger is being exported to several countries in the world, including the UK.[ citation needed ]
Tiger is rich in B vitamins, taurine and caffeine (32 mg/100ml).[ citation needed ]
Energy: 195kL / 46kcal
(*) - % of recommended daily allowance (RDA).
Drink is marketed to sportsmen, and people during increased physical performance or mental effort. [3]
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