10 Democratic Party lawmakers in South Korea have caused controversy by initiating a so-called sugar tax bill

Published 2021년 3월 24일

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Ten Democratic Party lawmakers have proposed a 'sugar tax' bill in South Korea, imposing a charge on companies that manufacture, process, import, distribute, or sell sweetened drinks with added sugar. The tax amount varies based on the sugar content. However, the proposal has received backlash from the public. The article will discuss the pros and cons of the sugar tax and examine how countries that have implemented the tax are managing it.
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In addition, 10 Democratic Party lawmakers have initiated a so-called sugar tax bill, causing controversy. This is the content of imposing a national health promotion charge on companies that manufacture, process, import, distribute, and sell sweetened drinks with artificially added sugar, such as carbonated drinks and juices. The charge varies depending on the sugar content, but a charge of 110 won is charged and collected based on 1 liter of Coca-Cola's original taste. Public opinion is bad for the Democratic Party's sudden push for introducing a sugar tax. There are even reactions like'Sprinkle sugar on hot dogs or ban them'. We reviewed the controversy over the sugar tax for pros and cons, and the effectiveness of the sugar tax, and examined how the countries ...
Source: Hani

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