Soft drink makers back product reformulation as ‘healthier’ than taxation

Governments can steer consumers towards healthier choices by supporting the reformulation of food ingredients, rather than imposing “discriminatory” taxes, according to the soft drinks industry.

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UNESDA insists the most effective way to tackle health issues is food reformulation and portion control. [Jim/ Flickr]

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