Published September 8, 2016
Pubs and restaurants oppose sugar tax over job loss fears
More and more areas are exploring sugar taxes as a way to raise revenue and to influence the health of their citizens for the better. But the taxes are not without opposition–many pubs and restaurants are opposed to the taxes. George Osbourne has proposed a new nationwide tax on sugary drink makers, and British Beer and Pub Association is raising objections.
Pubs and restaurants oppose sugar tax over job loss fears
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