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Sugar tax to be extended to milkshake and lattes

Milkshakes and lattes to face sugar tax in UK

Pre-packaged milkshakes and coffees that are high in sugar will be hit with an extra tax from 2028, after the health secretary announced he was extending the tax on fizzy drinks to include milk-based ...

Diabetes.co.uk · 12h

Sugar tax to be extended to bottled milkshakes and pre packed lattes

BeverageDaily · 1d

UK expands sugar tax to include milk-based drinks and RTD coffee

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Pre-packaged milkshakes and lattes to be hit by sugar tax

Pre-packaged milkshakes and lattes will be subject to stricter rules from January 1, 2028, after a UK Government announcement.

Politico Europe · 1d

Milkshakes and lattes slapped with UK sugar tax, health secretary confirms

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Sugar tax extended to milk-based drinks: What you need to know

The government says companies which makes these drinks will have to reduce the sugar they contain or face paying the tax.

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Britain to end exemption for milk-based drinks from sugar tax

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Milkshakes and lattes expected to be hit by UK Government sugar tax

Nestlé Under Scrutiny as Cerelac in Africa Shows High Sugar Levels | Vantage With Palki Sharma

A new investigation by Swiss research firm Public Eye has found added sugar in packaged baby cereals sold in parts of Africa. The Swiss group tested nearly 100 samples of Nestlé’s Cerelac, a cereal for babies aged six months and above.

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Studies reveal UK ‘healthy bar’ ranges are loaded with high sugar levels

Results from a UK studies at Queen Mary University have found that more than a third of snacking bar ranges marketed as healthy options, in fact contain notably high levels of sugars,

Ecofin Agency

Nestlé Faces New Claims of Excess Sugar in African Baby Cereals

Public Eye claims over 90% of Cerelac samples in Africa contain added sugar, averaging 6 g per portion, while European equivalents contain none. Nestlé rejects the allegations as “misleading and unfounded”,

Indiatimes

UAE to tax drinks by sugar level from January 2026: Here’s what you’ll pay under the new system

Starting January 1, 2026, the UAE will replace its flat 50% soft drink tax with a tiered system based on sugar content per 100ml. This aims to promote healthier choices, making high-sugar drinks pricier and potentially lowering costs for low or zero-sugar ...