When it comes to indirect taxes, the food and beverage industry is infamously complex. Whether it’s Jaffa Cakes justifying their status as cakes, or Pringles arguing their product is not a crisp, the liability of many food stuffs have been, and continue to be, debated across UK tribunals.
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