#5248. “Its not as simple as something like sugar”: values and conflict in the UK meat tax debate

August 2026publication date
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Abstract:
Purpose: This paper qualitatively explores arguments in the UK meat tax debate, including how they align with values from specific political ideologies and perspectives on sustainable food security. Design/methodology/approach: The authors conducted a scoping media analysis of articles published over 1 year in six leading UK newspapers, followed by semi-structured interviews with ten key stakeholders in late 20XX. The authors identified categories of arguments, distilled the core conflicts and analysed how arguments reflected different ideas about human nature, the role of the state and solutions to food system challenges.
Keywords:
Climate change; Ideology; Meat tax; Noncommunicable disease; Pigouvian tax; Values

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