Do all New Yorkers consume 46 gallons per year of sugar-sweetened beverages?
No. This is an average for U.S. adults. Some people do not consume any soft drinks; others consume more than 46 gallons per year. Those who consume the greatest amounts, usually reduce their consumption the most in response to a price increase, and thus save the most money and improve their health the most as a consequence.
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