Tax On Sugary Drinks Backed By MP's

Tax On Sugary Drinks Backed By MP's

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Jamie Oliver appeared in Parliament advocating for a 7 pence tax on sugary drinks to combat childhood obesity, a proposal that has sparked debate. The Commons Health Committee supports measures like banning junk food ads before 9 PM and taxing sugary drinks, with funds directed towards obesity prevention. Critics argue that a tax is a blunt tool and fails to address broader dietary and lifestyle issues. Despite differing opinions, campaigners insist on government intervention to tackle the obesity epidemic, particularly affecting disadvantaged children.

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