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Pre-packaged lattes could be subject to the sugar tax under government plans The sugar tax applied to fizzy drinks could be extended to pre-packaged milkshakes and lattes under new government plans.

More than seven out of every 10 soft drinks sold in the UK are low or no sugar and the total sugar removed from soft drinks between 2015 and 2024 is just under three quarters of a billion kilograms, ...

The tax on sugary drinks could be about to get a lot broader, with milkshakes and coffees brought into line for the first time. Sugar content in soft drinks collapsed by 46% in the past five years ...

“More than seven out of every 10 soft drinks sold in the UK are low or no sugar and the total sugar removed from soft drinks between 2015 and 2024 is just under three quarters of a billion kilograms. ...

More than seven out of every 10 soft drinks sold in the UK are low or no sugar and the total sugar removed from soft drinks between 2015 and 2024 is just under three quarters of a billion kilograms.

As a result of widespread reformulation after the initial announcement of the so-called soft drinks industry levy (SDIL), 89% of fizzy drinks sold in the UK do not pay the tax, the Treasury said. Some ...

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As a result of widespread reformulation after the initial announcement of the so-called soft drinks industry levy (SDIL), 89% of fizzy drinks sold in the UK do not pay the tax, the Treasury said. Some ...