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Soda tax plan sparks uproar among CT businesses
15 Apr 2025 22:29 GMT
… owners rallied against a proposed soda tax Monday at the State Capitol …
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Removing Arkansas soft drink tax proves too hard as House rejects bill
08 Apr 2025 19:39 GMT
… state that has" a soft drink tax, according to Rep. Les Eaves … , "as well as the soda tax" has been "if … ;
Wooten said that since the soft drink tax was implemented, "we have … the only state with a soft drink tax, "maybe we're …
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CT floats soda tax to support free school meals
15 Apr 2025 10:01 GMT
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Soda Tax!? But Lamont Washes Down His Pizza With Iron Brew!
15 Apr 2025 14:12 GMT
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Liberty Mutual vs. Mars: Who Picks Up the Tab for Risky Marketing?
28 Apr 2025 10:47 GMT
… costs are gaining steam. From soda taxes to advertising regulations, the pendulum …
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Soda Taxes Won’t Fix Global Health
27 Mar 2025 12:52 GMT
… around the world.
Soda TaxA soda tax is an excise tax … patterns in response to soda taxes that offset any … Food Research Program, “Sweetened soft drink taxes,” UNC-Chapel Hill, October … Cecile Renault, “Increase the ‘soda tax’ to better fight obesity,” …
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Maryland’s New Sweet Tooth Tax: Snacks and Soda Taxes on the Horizon Under Governor Moore’s Latest Budget Proposal
14 Mar 2025 01:27 GMT
… under legislative consideration include a soda tax, a snack tax, a property …
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CT lawmaker proposes soda tax to fund school meal programs
20 Feb 2025 19:06 GMT
… would raise.
A so-called soda tax has been a hot topic …
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"No more taxes!" | Maryland residents protest soda tax proposal, citing cost concerns
18 Feb 2025 00:10 GMT
… Act, also known as a soda tax. If passed, all sugary beverages … encourage recycling.
Back to the soda tax, a public hearing on the …
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Soda Taxes: Less Soda, Same Waistlines
29 Jan 2025 16:03 GMT
We've slapped a tax on sugary drinks, watched prices rise, and people bought less soda—but their waistlines didn’t seem to get the memo. While the scale isn’t budging much, that’s not stopping researchers in a new study from squeezing every last drop …