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The Norwegian government is planning to reduce the taxes on diet soft drinks by 30% in the proposal for next year's state budget.
The government is also changing the controversial sugar tax – the more sugar in the product, the more sugar tax will be applied.
If a product is sugar-free, as diet soft drinks with artificial sweeteners often are, that will mean a sharp tax cut.
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