The sugar tax, introduced in 2017, negatively affected the performance of energy drinks in 2017. The imposed tax is EUR0.16 per litre if the drink contains more than 80 grams of sugar, and EUR0.08 if lower than 80 grams, with this increase in costs being reflected in the final price, particularly in the off-trade channel.

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