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Modelling impacts of a salt and sugar tax on hypothetical intra-category food substitutions, BMI and environmental footprints in the UK population.

Patricia Eustachio ColomboRosemary GreenSarah Nájera EspinosaGiulia ScarpaRia SahaPauline F D Scheelbeek
Published in: European journal of nutrition (2024)
Food substitutions following a tax on salt and sugar could lead to significant benefits for health and the environment, without necessarily resulting in major changes to people's expenditure on familiar salty and sugary snacks.
Keyphrases
  • human health
  • risk assessment
  • public health
  • healthcare
  • body mass index
  • mental health
  • climate change
  • cross sectional
  • weight gain
  • weight loss