Wednesday 25 July 2012

Prices of soft drinks

Prices of soft drinks

 A significant increase in the price of regular soft drinks can change buying habits. Sales of sugary soft drinks declined by 26 percent following a price increase of 45 cents — or 35 percent of the baseline price. For the study, regular (sugary) soft drinks were defined as carbonated beverages with calories.
“Soft drinks have been increasingly recognized as a major contributor to the country’s growing obesity epidemic. A very aggressive response — such as a notable increase in the price of soda — may be needed to steer people toward healthier options,” said lead author Jason Block, M.D. of Harvard Medical School.

Prices of soft drinks

Prices of soft drinks

Prices of soft drinks

Prices of soft drinks

Prices of soft drinks

Prices of soft drinks

Prices of soft drinks

Prices of soft drinks

Prices of soft drinks

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