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Brussels Studies a Tax on Soft Drinks, Pastries and Ketchup

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The European Commissioner for Health ensures that he is open to a excise duty on ultra-processed foods.
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Brussels Studies a Tax on Soft Drinks, Pastries and Ketchup

The European Commissioner for Health ensures that he is open to a excise duty on ultra-processed foods.

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Libertad Digital broke the news in on Thursday, October 2, 2025.
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