South Africa’s tax on sugary beverages, intended to combat obesity and diabetes, is seeing some healthy financial returns for the National Revenue Fund.
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Businessinsider.co.za | SA’s tax on sugary drinks has brought in R8 billion – less than 1% is spent on health ‘promotion’
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