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16 Feb 17
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Sugar is the big monster in the room.
they think they can tackle a 1000 companies about reformulation?
Taking a drink with 14 teaspoons down to some acceptable level?
The EU is fighting back against traffic light warnings? every measure will be met with a counter measure.
one action would force all the companies to change their stance.
Raise sugar bag prices from 59p to £1.50 a bag.
you don't kill Dracula by sticking him with toothpicks to the toes.
they think they can tackle a 1000 companies about reformulation?
Taking a drink with 14 teaspoons down to some acceptable level?
The EU is fighting back against traffic light warnings? every measure will be met with a counter measure.
one action would force all the companies to change their stance.
Raise sugar bag prices from 59p to £1.50 a bag.
you don't kill Dracula by sticking him with toothpicks to the toes.
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triple the cost of the sugar.
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It is ridiculous the amount of sugar in things these days. Bread for example does not need sugar yet often contains it nonetheless.
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Traffic light warnings are a pita -- how are you supposed to combine warnings across different products like you can with the labels showing amounts?
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Sugar has already been replaced by high fructose corn syrup in many sweetened products. Just as bad, possibly worse than sugar health-wise.
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triple the cost of ALL sugars (refined).
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