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- The Thai government will cut default sugar content in drinks at nine major coffee chains by 50 percent.
- The plan addresses Thais' average sugar intake of 21 teaspoons per day, well above the World Health Organization's (WHO) recommended limit.
- About 45% of Thais aged 15 and older are obese.
- Some consumers support the changes.
- Others are confused about ordering drinks with different sweetness levels as brands implement reductions differently.
