Forsa Survey for Starn and RTL: Majority of Germans Find the Right Introduction of a Sugar Tax
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In the case of consumers, the plans for a sugar tax on beverages are quite open-minded. In one survey, a majority even approves the move, while in another the opinion is balanced.
According to a survey, most Germans are open to a sugar tax – however, there are clear differences depending on party preference. It is particularly popular with Green supporters, unpopular with the AfD.
The planned sugar tax of the Federal Government provides for heated debates: Should a special tax be introduced for drinks such as soda and cola? A current survey shows how the population in Germany thinks about it.
Most Germans support the planned introduction of a special levy on cola, sweets and similar products. The population wants to consume healthier products.
Germany is preparing to introduce, from 2027, a special tax for drinks with a high sugar content, such as cola and lemonades. The measure agreed by the governing coalition is still at the stage when the details are laid down, but it benefits from the support of the majority of the population: 55% of Germans consider that such a tax is justified. 55% of [...]
A majority of Germans support the introduction of a tax on sugary drinks, according to a survey. A Forsa poll commissioned by "Stern" and RTL found that 55 percent of Germans believe such a special levy is appropriate. In contrast, 44 percent do not think it makes sense, and one percent answered "don't know." The German government plans to reduce the consumption of sodas and colas through this tax, as these drinks are one of the main causes of o…
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