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There are more than 25 countries taxing sugary drinks In 2016, following the technical meeting on tax policies, the World Health Organisation (WHO) recommended a tax on sugar-sweetened beverages to improve diets and prevent noncommunicable diseases. Up until then only a few countries such as the federated states of Micronesia, Latvia or Samoa were taxing these products, but five years on, there are more than 25 countries, including several European countries like the UK, Ireland, Belgium, France and Portugal, taxing sugary drinks as a way to discourage consumption and tackle obesity.  Brazil goes against the grain Chile, Peru, Mexico, and other Southern American countries also started taxing so-called sugar-sweetened beverages in some way, but Brazil was not among them. Going against the grain, Brazil actually cut taxes on these products in 2018. Only last year did the Brazilian federal government reopen the debate on the taxation of sugary and alcoholic beverages, which could

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