Paul Polman says the tax is ‘not the holy grail’ and there is little evidence around the world such a levy can actually tackle Britain’s obesity crisis
The boss of Unilever, one of the biggest food manufacturers in the world, has warned that a sugar tax will not not solve Britain’s obesity crisis and urged the government not to introduce it.
Amid a growing clamour from politicians and campaign groups for a sugar tax, Paul Polman said there was little evidence that introducing a levy on food and drink with a high sugar content would help tackle obesity.
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