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A tax break for imported sugar isn’t sweet for the public health or the environment
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foodrise.org.ukA tax break for imported sugar isn’t sweet for the public health or the environment
This post is by Ali Hines, sugar campaigner at Foodrise A significant decision passed largely unnoticed in Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ hotly anticipated autumn budget. She announced that the autonomous tariff quota (ATQ) on raw cane sugar would be renewed, a trade measure that allows raw cane sugar to be imported into the UK tariff-free, to…
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