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Four reasons a sugar tax ‘won’t work’: FDF boss

November 18, 2015
Consumer Packaged Goods

The near impossibility of imposing a sugar tax was one of four reasons why a tax would not limit sugar consumption or obesity, according to Food and Drink Federation (FDF) director general Ian Wright.

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By Mike Stones

Source: Food Manufacture

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