Study: Sugar reform would save consumers
November 17, 2011 | 06:03 PM
The Coalition for Sugar Reform, a group funded by industrial sweetener users, released a study today that claims that the complete elimination of the U.S. sugar program and the elimination of all tariffs and restrictions on sugar imports would save American consumers up to $3.5 billion per year.
The study was conducted by Jon Beghin and Amani Elobeid, who are Iowa State University researchers.
The study was conducted by Jon Beghin and Amani Elobeid, who are Iowa State University researchers.
