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Beverages would be taxed at 2 cents per ounce, and syrups and powders would be taxed at 2 cents per ounce of the beverage that can be produced according to the instructions. If passed, maryland could become the first. Maryland lawmakers will be asked to sweeten the state’s coffers by adding a tax on sugary drinks projected to raise nearly $500 million annually

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That also includes syrups, powders, and artificially sweetened. The tax rate would also increase two years from then and each year after that based on inflation. That might be a debate worth having

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But let’s not pretend that such a poorly targeted bill is about public health

It’s really about how the state plans to increase taxes and how much revenue it intends to raise. The for our kids act (house bill 1469) aims to tax distributors for selling sugary drinks, syrups, and powders to retailers starting in july 2026 The proposed tax would be 2 cents per ounce for beverages, while syrups and powders would be taxed based on the amount of drink they can produce. Taxing drinks with added sugar

Delegate emily shetty, a democrat from montgomery county, says the tax would lead to better health among marylanders This bill is a public health bill, said shetty. The bill would go into effect on july 1 if passed