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Britain Seeks to Fight Obesity With Soft Drinks Sugar Levy
Britain on Thursday launched a strategy aimed at curbing childhood obesity by taxing companies which sell sugar-laced soft drinks and investing that money in programmes to encourage physical activity and balanced diets for school children.
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Britain Seeks To Fight The Fat With Soft Drinks Sugar Levy
Britain on Thursday launched a strategy aimed at curbing childhood obesity by taxing companies which sell sugar-laced soft drinks and investing that money in programmes to encourage physical activity and balanced diets for school children.
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In Sweet-Toothed Britain, Sugary Soda Levy May Have Limited Impact
With its surprise move to tax sugary drinks, Britain joins several Western countries battling a key suspect in rising rates of obesity and diabetes, but...
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Britain To Impose Sugar Tax On Soft Drinks To Cut Obesity
Britain will impose a tax on excessive sugar levels in soft drinks, starting in two years' time, to cut down on spiralling childhood obesity levels, finance minister George Osborne said Wednesday.
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UK Plans Sugar Tax In Hospital Cafes By 2020 To Tackle Obesity
Britain plans to impose a "sugar tax" in hospitals and health centres across England to help tackle the growing problem of obesity and expected to generate up to 40 million pounds a year.
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Reducing Sugary Drinks Cuts Calories, But Only A Few: Study
Studies from Britain and Mexico suggest reducing sugar in sweetened drinks or taxing it more to cut consumption can help people limit their calorie intake and lower their risk of developing diabetes, but not by much.
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British Prime Minister Faces Pressure Over Sugar Tax
British Prime Minister David Cameron is facing pressure to reverse his opposition to a sugar tax after the publication of a report that mooted a 10-20 percent levy to deal with childhood obesity.
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Britain's Fight Against Obesity May Result in High Tax on Sugary Drinks
Extra 20 percent tax on sugar-based drinks to fight Britain's rising obesity epidemic.
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Doctors Demand a 20% Tax on Sugary Drinks to Fight UK Obesity Epidemic
Britain's doctors are calling for the government to impose a 20% tax on sugar-sweetened drinks to pay for subsidies on fruit and vegetables in an effort to slow the obesity epidemic.
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Britain Seeks to Fight Obesity With Soft Drinks Sugar Levy
Britain on Thursday launched a strategy aimed at curbing childhood obesity by taxing companies which sell sugar-laced soft drinks and investing that money in programmes to encourage physical activity and balanced diets for school children.
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Britain Seeks To Fight The Fat With Soft Drinks Sugar Levy
Britain on Thursday launched a strategy aimed at curbing childhood obesity by taxing companies which sell sugar-laced soft drinks and investing that money in programmes to encourage physical activity and balanced diets for school children.
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In Sweet-Toothed Britain, Sugary Soda Levy May Have Limited Impact
With its surprise move to tax sugary drinks, Britain joins several Western countries battling a key suspect in rising rates of obesity and diabetes, but...
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Britain To Impose Sugar Tax On Soft Drinks To Cut Obesity
Britain will impose a tax on excessive sugar levels in soft drinks, starting in two years' time, to cut down on spiralling childhood obesity levels, finance minister George Osborne said Wednesday.
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UK Plans Sugar Tax In Hospital Cafes By 2020 To Tackle Obesity
Britain plans to impose a "sugar tax" in hospitals and health centres across England to help tackle the growing problem of obesity and expected to generate up to 40 million pounds a year.
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Reducing Sugary Drinks Cuts Calories, But Only A Few: Study
Studies from Britain and Mexico suggest reducing sugar in sweetened drinks or taxing it more to cut consumption can help people limit their calorie intake and lower their risk of developing diabetes, but not by much.
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British Prime Minister Faces Pressure Over Sugar Tax
British Prime Minister David Cameron is facing pressure to reverse his opposition to a sugar tax after the publication of a report that mooted a 10-20 percent levy to deal with childhood obesity.
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Britain's Fight Against Obesity May Result in High Tax on Sugary Drinks
Extra 20 percent tax on sugar-based drinks to fight Britain's rising obesity epidemic.
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Doctors Demand a 20% Tax on Sugary Drinks to Fight UK Obesity Epidemic
Britain's doctors are calling for the government to impose a 20% tax on sugar-sweetened drinks to pay for subsidies on fruit and vegetables in an effort to slow the obesity epidemic.
