Sugar-Free Versus A Tax On Sugar
28 January 2016
Does the Confectionery Industry Have Time To Act?
By Angus Kennedy
53% of UK consumers are now in favour of a UK sugar tax. But with only 2.3% of UK confectionery products being sugar-free - is the UK sugar free confectionery market about to take off?
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