Increasing price of sugary drinks cuts sales, Jamie Oliver experiment shows

Restaurant goers are less likely to buy sugary soft drinks if they cost around 10p more, a new study in England suggests.

Increasing price of sugary drinks cuts sales, Jamie Oliver experiment shows

Restaurant goers are less likely to buy sugary soft drinks if they cost around 10p more, a new study in England suggests.

The introduction of a 10p levy on sugar sweetened drinks across Jamie Oliver's restaurant chain Jamie's Italian has been linked to a fall in sales of those beverages, research found.

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