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Archive for September 30, 2009

Soda Taxes Part Two – The Industry Creates A Citizens Coalition

Does the potential revenue from soda taxes persuade anyone to give anyone a second thought?

Not a chance, says the group Americans Against Food Taxes.  Americans Against Food Taxes is a “coalition of concerned citizens” that is strictly opposed to the sweetened beverage taxes.  However, on more than cursory view, you find that it is actually [...]

September 30, 2009  Tags: Barack Obama, change, marketing, nutrition, obesity, policy, soda, sugar  Posted in: Health, Politics, Science & Technology  No Comments

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