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Likewise, the industry has already removed millions of calories from the food chain and will continue to make progress on this through reformulation and changes to portion and pack sizes.

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-Dr Mike Rayner, of the Oxford University Department of Public Health

-He thinks the minister should increase VAT on junk food.

-1/4 British adults is either overweight or obese

-Weight problems cost the NHS more than £5 billion pounds a year

-Dr. Mike: “We are all getting fat. We eat too many calories.”

-The government announced a 20p VAT hike on hot takeaway food

-Dr Rayner said the system of taxing food is still "very muddled”.

-Levy raises the cost of healthy foods, but not certain junk food

-Denmark has introduced a “fat tax”

-Unhealthy foods are taxed, unhealthy drinks should also be taxed

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what has been achieved so far has taken fierce political battles. But there is a strong case for continuing implementation.”

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Action on Sugar said it had developed a seven-point plan to curb childhood obesity.
• Reduce added sugars by 40% by 2020 by reformulating food.

• Cease all forms of targeted marketing of ultra-processed, unhealthy foods and drinks to children.

• Dissociate physical activity with obesity via banning junk food sports sponsorships.

• Reduce fat in ultra-processed foods, particularly saturated fat – 15% reduction by 2020.

• Limit the availability of ultra-processed foods and sweetened soft drinks as well as reducing portion size.

• Incentivise healthier food and discourage drinking of soft drinks by introducing a sugar tax.

• Remove responsibility for nutrition from the Department of Health and return it to an independent agency.

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Some countries such as Denmark have introduced a “fat tax” on items that are high in saturated fat...

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Number of countries and showing it's still happening now.

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Andy                       Article 2 Part 2 (start reading after the graphs)

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Andy                       Article 2 Part 2 (start reading after the graphs)

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https://www.theguardian.com/society/2015/oct/22/sugar-report-delayed-jeremy-hunt-tax-radical-action-obesity

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http://healthland.time.com/2012/05/16/study-a-20-fat-tax-would-improve-public-health/

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/health/news/9212498/Unhealthy-foods-should-be-taxed.html

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Andrew                  Article 2 Part 1 (read up to the graphs)

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Andrew                  Article 2 Part 1 (read up to the graphs)

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https://www.theguardian.com/society/2015/oct/22/sugar-report-delayed-jeremy-hunt-tax-radical-action-obesity

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https://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/jun/22/sugar-tax-childhood-obesity-soft-drinks-junk-food

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A campaign group has called on the government to introduce a "sugar tax" to discourage consumption of sweetened soft drinks.
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Jamie Oliver TED talk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=go_QOzc79Uc