The sugar tax was introduced on 6th April 2018 in the UK. The tax has been created to encouraged manufacturers to reduce the sugar content of their beverages and make high sugar drink less affordable to the consumer.
This seems like a smart move by the government, as part of their anti-obesity campaign to tackle the rising levels of obesity which is beginning to over burden the NHS.
But my question is, will making sugary drinks more expensive encourage us to make healthier food choices?
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I doubt many people need to be convinced of the health benefits of removing junk foods and adding more natural, whole, unprocessed or minimally processed foods to your diet. Continue Reading
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Do you want to eat more raw foods in winter like fresh fruits and vegetables, but the cold weather is putting you off? Well you’re not the only one. Many people find it difficult to eat and drink cold foods in winter. But you can still enjoy all the benefits of raw food during the… Continue Reading
For the past few weeks I’ve been saving up all the peels, skins, olds and ends of veggies I’ve used in other recipes to make something delicious and nutritious that you HAVE TO make at least once in your life!!! Check out what it is in this quick video below! Continue Reading
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