Minimum pricing has failed Scotland
5 February 2024
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Energy and Environment
Andy Mayer quoted in The Sunday Express
5 February 2024
Housing and Planning
Christopher Snowdon quoted in The Sunday Post
IEA Head of Lifestyle Economics Christopher Snowdon has been quoted in The Sunday Post urging policymakers to rethink minimum alcohol unit pricing in Scotland.
Christopher said:
“The Scottish government’s attachment to this failed policy borders on the pathetic. With alcohol-specific deaths at a 14-year high, it ignores all the evidence that minimum pricing has been a failure. This policy has cost Scottish drinkers millions of pounds so far and will cost them even more if the floor price is raised.”
Read the full piece in The Sunday Post (04/02/2024, p.4).
Christopher said:
“The Scottish government’s attachment to this failed policy borders on the pathetic. With alcohol-specific deaths at a 14-year high, it ignores all the evidence that minimum pricing has been a failure. This policy has cost Scottish drinkers millions of pounds so far and will cost them even more if the floor price is raised.”
Read the full piece in The Sunday Post (04/02/2024, p.4).
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