September 27, 2004

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    Thu Sep 23, 9:23 AM ET







    DUBLIN (Reuters) - Ireland is mulling a tax on chewing gum to fund the cost of cleaning the sticky stuff from its pavements.






     

    A government-commissioned study has proposed a 10 percent levy on gum -- equal to about five euro cents a pack -- in its latest drive to clean up the country.

    "Concerted and innovative action is required if we are to successfully address the litter problem in Ireland."

     

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