Sentence examples for introduce a sugar from inspiring English sources

"We may need to introduce a sugar tax," she added.

Given the Tories' refusal to introduce a sugar tax or minimum alcohol pricing, public health looks set to deteriorate markedly.

Television chef Jamie Oliver, who plans to introduce a sugar tax on fizzy drinks in his restaurants, criticised Hunt for burying PHE's government-commissioned report.

Nevermind that the government stated categorically this summer, when its own advisory committee recommended we halve our sugar intake, that it would not introduce a sugar tax.

The Government should introduce a sugar tax to prevent an "obesity crisis" from crippling the NHS, a senior Conservative MP and former health minister has said.

* He will not bow to demands from health charities and the celebrity chef Jamie Oliver to introduce a sugar tax to combat obesity.

Trying to reassure investors that better days were ahead, Mr. Livengood again said the company would introduce a sugar-free doughnut this year.

"The government has begun to make steps in the right direction by introducing a sugar levy.

The government could mitigate the impact of these cuts by introducing a sugar tax or a minimum price for alcohol.

In March, the UK introduced a sugar tax, which has been heavily criticised by the food and drink industry.

An author of the Grattan report, the health economist Dr Stephen Duckett, said introducing a sugar tax could not be described as promoting a nanny state.