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Nigeria's sugar tax, aimed at reducing diabetes rates, is losing effectiveness due to high inflation. Experts suggest that the tax is too low to change consumer behavior and call for higher rates and reforms.
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Nigeria's sugar tax, aimed at reducing diabetes rates, is losing effectiveness due to high inflation. Experts suggest that the tax is too low to change consumer behavior and call for higher rates and reforms.
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