The tax on sugary drinks

January 7, 2012

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Apparently, Europe had to think seriously about   nutrition   its citizens. In the wake of the introduction in some countries tax on fast food   and fatty foods, France also went to drastic measures. The authorities of this country have decided to impose a tax on sugary drinks, which, as has long been proven numerous tests lead to health problems and cause obesity   to the same extent as poor nutrition.

Now everyone wants to buy a jar of soda in the country will have to shell out an additional 1 euro.

According to the news service BBC, some companies have already expressed their displeasure against such an innovation. One of these companies has become Coca-Cola.

Experts note that this decision will soon be progressively extended to the whole of Europe. By the way, according to statistics, the Maltese men and British women are the thickest.

Moreover, scientists have long been noted that hazardous soda contains phosphate which lead to premature aging of the organism. Experts from Harvard also said that quite regularly drinking just a few cups of this drink per week to be harmful to their health.