Link: https://www.dietdoctor.com/potential-health-effects-of-a-saturated-fat-tax-are-highly-speculative

Back in 2011, Denmark passed a law taxing foods high in saturated fat. The tax was apparently effective in reducing saturated fat intake among Danish consumers, which reportedly dropped by about 4% during the time it was in place.

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TLDR Summary

• There is no convincing evidence that replacing saturated fat with PUFA reduces risk.
• Saturated fat is found in many healthy foods

This article builds on https://www.dietdoctor.com/researchers-challenge-who-draft-recommendations-on-saturated-fat-restriction

Which brings up these points

• Foods containing saturated fats are very diverse
• Unconvincing evidence that reducing saturated fat decreases heart disease risk
• Reliance on LDL cholesterol values to determine risk
• Many nutritious foods are high in saturated fat

TLDR for the TLDR -
Chasing lower LDL numbers does not translate into better health in isolation.