People won't stop drinking soda because of a small tax,” one respondent said. The post ‘Another money grab’: Here’s why readers don’t support a sugary drink tax appeared first on Boston.com.

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PHILADELPHIA - Philadelphia City Council is reviewing the city's so-called ‘Soda Tax’ eight years after the 1.5 cents per ounce fee on sugary drinks was instituted. The once-heated debate was ...