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Home Authors TheCuriousEconomist Economic News Nigeria’s economy grew 4.6% year-on-year in Q4 2024, marking its fastest expansion in a decade. According to the World Bank, the full-year growth rate reached 3.6% and is expected to continue in 2025. This is […] Economic News President Trump has called his new trade pact with the UK a

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The Curious Economist | Sugar Tax Shake-Up: UK Plans to Target Milkshakes and Dairy Drinks

The Curious Economist | Sugar Tax Shake-Up: UK Plans to Target Milkshakes and Dairy Drinks

The UK government has launched a consultation to extend the soft drinks industry levy (SDIL)—commonly known as the sugar tax—to milkshakes, milk-based drinks, and their plant-based substitutes like oat and rice milk. The move follows Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ announcement in last year’s autumn budget. Now, under the new plans, drinks containing more than 4g of