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15 July 2021

2461 GB adults surveyed

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The National Food Study review has suggested that foods that are high in sugar and salt should be taxed at a higher rate, with the money raised spent on expanding free school meals and helping the poorest families eat more healthily. Do you support or oppose this policy?

Conducted 15 July 2021

YouGov surveyed 2461 GB adults

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The National Food Study review has suggested that foods that are high in sugar and salt should be taxed at a higher rate, with the money raised spent on expanding free school meals and helping the poorest families eat more healthily. Do you support or oppose this policy?

Conducted 15 July 2021

YouGov surveyed 2461 GB adults

By:
22%
34%
17%
16%
10%

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