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totally agree we have no idea how much sugar is in most products. I really like the idea of showing t-spoons on the side of tins and cans. It won't be easy but it can and should be done

I think you are slightly missing the point, if you tax the product the producer of that product will reduce the sugar and make more drinks available with less sugar. Its not just about getting 20p off some little kid off a council estate

May as well stop taxing booze and fags as well then. Maybe it will help prevent the 'poor and ill-educated' buying coca-cola?

the thing is that you don't know how much sugar is in drinks and food. 14 teaspoons in a large carton of ribena and you are only meant to have about 7 in a day

I think its a great idea and clear labelling on drinks, but the food companies won't do it