From what have read yes, it would raise a typical post mix 160z drink by .28, good luck to those franchisees selling $1 drinks great move OPNAD one price point across the entire USA thanks OPNAD reps.
Beyond that the tax makes no sense as drinks that contain a certain amount of milk are excluded so a Starbucks high calorie high sugary drink has no tax great job food police.
I imagine more cities will follow it is a great revenue tax for municipalities.
It's Seattle- of course Starbucks is exempt... And they're only doing $1 small CSD in the city, not $1 Any Size- probably knew about the tax in advance.
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Does Seattles new soda tax apply to McDonalds?
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From what have read yes, it would raise a typical post mix 160z drink by .28, good luck to those franchisees selling $1 drinks great move OPNAD one price point across the entire USA thanks OPNAD reps.
Beyond that the tax makes no sense as drinks that contain a certain amount of milk are excluded so a Starbucks high calorie high sugary drink has no tax great job food police.
I imagine more cities will follow it is a great revenue tax for municipalities.
It's Seattle- of course Starbucks is exempt... And they're only doing $1 small CSD in the city, not $1 Any Size- probably knew about the tax in advance.
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