Big Soda is trying to mislead you. Overwhelming evidence supports Measure Z – not just one cherry picked study. Facts don’t lie. Read more about the positive research on programs like Measure Z.
Look at what the research shows:
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Equity in Sweetened Beverage Tax Policy | Healthy Food America
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Report: California: A Sugary Drink Excise Tax | CHOICES 2021
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Sweet Lies Campaign | Start Healthy Living Hawaii State Department of Health
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Soda tax associated with drop in children's weight | Kaiser Permanente
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Outcomes Following Taxation of Sugar-Sweetened Beverages | JAMA Network
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Global producer responsibility for plastic pollution | Science Advances
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Changes in Dental Outcomes After Implementation of the Philadelphia Beverage Tax | Pub Med
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Sweetened beverage taxes: Economic benefits and costs according to household income | Pub Med
In the news:
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Is there still any pop left in California’s fight against soda? | Politico
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Measure Z: Why the sugar-sweetened beverage tax is a health and equity win for Santa Cruz
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Commentary | SC soda tax will help combat childhood obesity – Santa Cruz Sentinel
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SF Ethics Commission staying out of war of words over soda tax | SF Chronicle
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Seattle's sugary-drink tax: do it for our kids | Seattle Times
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Sweet success Seattle’s sugary drink tax is reducing health inequities | Seattle Times
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Grocers Are Caught in the Middle of Soda Wars | NBC Bay Area
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