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Oxford coffee shop manager says new customer 'tax' is unfair

PETA launched a campaign calling for Gail's Bakery to drop its surcharge on plant-based milks.
Campaigners advocate for the elimination of extra charges, as they discriminate against those seeking dairy-free alternatives.
Gail's charges an extra 40p to 60p for oat or soya milk in coffee or tea, prompting customer concerns.
Dawn Carr from PETA stated, “Gail’s is milking customers” by charging extra for plant-based milk.
Missing Bean welcomes Gail's customers who feel the surcharge is an unfair tax on their coffee.

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Oxford coffee shop manager says new customer 'tax' is unfair

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