In an earth shaking decision destined to forever alter the consciousness of late night snackers, a court in England has finally answered the age-old question. Proctor and Gamble, the maker of Pringles, was attempting to classify the product as something other than a potato chip to avoid an added VAT tax they were charged. The courts didn't buy the assertion and ruled that the 40% potato flour content spells potato chip. Now P&G has to cough up millions in back taxes. Click on the title above to explore the titanic judicial struggle and all of its ramifications.
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