Why not regulate sugar content in Coca Cola and other soft drinks if Najib is so concerned about health?

Malaysia is concerned about the health of Malaysians, so the government removes subsidy for sugar..

But, if so why does the government come up with regulations limiting the sugar content in Coca Cola, and all the other soft drinks (and maybe also other packeted/tinned food items)...after all this is what our young children are consuming...

Maybe Malaysian government is scared of Coca Cola, F&N and all these big multi-national corporations (transnational corporations)...and would rather just choose to cause suffering on just ordinary Malaysian consumers...

The removal of subsidy is certainly not enough unless for the sake of health the Malaysian government determines the amount of sugar content in soft drinks/food - maybe even restricting sales to minors(young people) of these drinks in schools, etc...

Or maybe it is nothing to do with health....