Ireland's Supreme Court has ruled that sandwiches made by Subway contain too much sugar to legally be considered bread.
The ruling today arose from an appeal from Bookfinders Ltd, a Subway franchisee, which claimed that it should not have to pay Value Added Tax, as many products it sells are “staple foods” and should attract a 0% VAT rate.
However, the five-judge court ruled that the sandwiches must attract a rate of VAT due to its sugar content.
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