"Florida Man's Death Linked to Panera Bread's 'Charged Lemonade' Sparks Second Lawsuit"

Panera Bread is facing a second wrongful death lawsuit related to its caffeinated "Charged Lemonade" drink. The lawsuit alleges that a Florida man, Dennis Brown, died from cardiac arrest after consuming the lemonade. The drink contains 390 milligrams of caffeine, close to the FDA's daily maximum intake. Panera stands by the safety of its products and believes the lawsuit to be without merit. This comes after another lawsuit in October involving the death of a University of Pennsylvania student who had consumed the same drink. Panera's mobile app now includes a warning about the drink's caffeine content.