Sugary drink tax
Slim chances of a ‘fat tax’ in Greece
Out of the blue, Greece was hit by a proposal from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development to impose a tax on foods high in fat, sugar and salt (HFSS), taxes known as "health taxes," "sugar tax" or "fat tax."
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Two or more sodas a day linked to increased risk of death from cancer
A new study has shed important new light on the relationship between sugary drinks and cancer
PM Mitsotakis announces 5 tax exemptions
Tax advance cut to 55%
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High taxes on alcoholic beverages lead to consumption of bootleg alcohol: CHP
The most important reason for the supply and consumption of bootleg alcohol is the high taxes that have been levied on alcoholic beverages in recent years, according to a report prepared by the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP).
Romania Introduces an Additional Fee on Soft Drinks to Reduce Obesity
The Romanian Ministry of Finance has today published a draft decree providing for an increase in excise duty on cigarettes, the introduction of a tax on non-alcoholic beverages containing sugar and other fiscal measures, according to BTA.
Turkey adds 15.5 pct tax to alcoholic beverages
An additional 15.5 percent special consumption tax has been added for alcoholic beverages early in July, automatically in line with Turkey's producer price index in the first half of the year.
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Turkish gov't cuts property taxes ahead of snap election
The government has slashed property taxes ahead of the snap June 24 elections, with a new legal package also including a higher income tax exemption for female workers whose children go to a day care center and changes to the special consumption tax for a group of alcoholic beverages.
Study suggests link between ultra-processed foods, cancer
Scientists suggested on Feb. 15 a link between cancer and "ultra-processed" foods such as cookies, fizzy drinks and sugary cereals, though outside experts cautioned against reading too much into the study results.