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Fizzy drinks tax helped us cut our sugar intake by 10% a year after it was introduced as experts hail the policy as a ‘win-win’

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Households consumed 10 per cent less sugar from soft drinks the year after the sugar tax was introduced in a major ‘win-win’ for public health.  Read More

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