'No need for regressive taxes': Major Australian beverage brands make further sugar reduction pledges

By Pearly Neo

01-Nov-2022 - Last updated on 01-Nov-2022 at 03:40 GMT

Major Australian beverage firms including Coca-Cola and PepsiCo have increased their sugar reduction commitments for non-alcoholic beverage products in a further push to demonstrate the efficacy of industry-led initiatives over taxation.

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'No need for regressive taxes': Major Australian beverage brands make further sugar reduction pledges

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