The UK's Sugar Tax Explained

The UK introduced a sugar tax to reduce sugary drink consumption and tackle obesity. The tax varies based on sugar content, affecting prices of popular drinks. Initial revenue estimates decreased as manufacturers reformulated products and promoted sugar-free options. While the tax aims to improve public health, it poses economic challenges, risking jobs and profits. The long-term effectiveness of such taxes remains debated.

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