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Law 28681 Regulating the Marketing, Consumption and Advertising of Alcohol Beverages 2006 and its regulations At the end of the Transition Period, the new and independent Geographical Indications (GI) schemes will make sure that popular and traditional produce from across the country will be granted special status to mark out their authenticity and origin, for example Scotch Whisky and Welsh lamb. Regulatory Statute for the Promotion and Advertising of Processed Food Products of 18 February 2011

Advertisements must include a message about the need to consume alcohol in moderation or about its potential risks for public health. A document with the quantity of alcohol in grams and the energy value in kilojoules and kilocalories for every quantity, measure or unit sold is available for inspection on requestAdvertising of alcohol beverages of greater than or equal to 0.5%ABV "shall contain a warning, as appropriate in writing or sound, that it is illegal to sell it to a person under the age of 21." The Department of Health Guidance: Communicating the UK Chief Medical Officers' low risk drinking guidelines 2017recommends the following messages: Co-regulatory Commitment charter on responsible retailing of alocohol (2019) by the Interministerial Mission for Combating Drugs and Addictive Behaviors ( MILDECA), Federation of Commerce and Distribition ( FCD) and Les Mousquetaires This article aims to help drink manufacturers and marketers ensure they label their product correctly for the UK and Irish market. Disclaimer: Please see legal advice for labelling regulations. We cannot accept any liability for the contents of this guide.

Advertisements (only permitted for beverages of15%ABV or lower) mustinclude the warning: "The Minister of Health warns: Consumption of alcohol may be harmful to your health!" Or "Minister of Health warns: excessive drinking of alcohol harms your health!". Spiritbeverage advertisements must include a responsible consumption themessage that moderation is a basic premise of responsible drinking approved by the FEBE General Assembly, for example: "Drink in moderation. That's your responsibility", placed prominently (specific requirements for minimum size apply). Marketing communications for beverages of 0.5%ABV or higher must include a health warning as specified by the Ministry of Health. Warning pictures and messages for disadvantages or dangers of alcohol beverages shall be made in pictures with 4 colors …, provided that each form shall be used for 1,000 containers, of size no less than 50% for square and 40% for cylindrical containers of the total container:Alcohol products are not recommended for persons below twenty one years of age, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or persons with diseases of the nervous system, liver, kidneys, or other digestive organs.” The Government recommends including the guideline alcohol consumption to not regularly exceed 2-3 alcohol units per day for women and 3-4 units per day for men. Alternatively, 14 units per week for women and 21 units per week for men. There is also a move to recommend only 14 units per week for men rather than 21 units per week. The Australian Guidelines covering alcohol use are set by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC).

Warning: The excessive consumption of alcohol limits your capacity to operate machinery and can cause harm to your health and family”Advertisements must include a warning message referring to the ban on the sale and serving of alcoholic beverages to children or minors and a warning about the responsible use of alcoholic beverages. The warningsmay be made via pictogramsthat the Minister of Trade is empowered to prescribe. All UK products currently protected under the EU’s GI schemes will continue to be protected in the UK and the EU after the end of the transition period. At all points of sale where alcohol beverages and beverages containing alcohol, tobacco and tobacco products are sold, a sign prohibiting their sale to persons under 18 years of age must be displayed." Advertisements to include the message "Taste our know-how wisely" or "Beer brewed carefully, to be consumed with care" depending on beverage type Must include the warnings "Driving after drinking is prohibited" and "Excessive drinking endangers health"; these must appear throughout in an overlapping manner and independently occupy at least 10% of the total space.

For radio announcements, any of the warnings indicated in the labeling provisions must be announced after the advertisement for a period of no less than three seconds.Drinkaware expects its licence holders to use the logo in compliance with the law and voluntary codes. The Drinkaware logo is a prompt for consumers and is not intended to endorse products or brands. In the past year, more than six million people have accessed our information and advice. We are recognised by both Government and consumers as the leading source of information regarding alcohol harm. Mexican Official Standard NOM-142-SSA1 / SCFI-2014 Alcohol beverages, Sanitary specifications, Sanitary and commercial labeling, 9.7.2 Advertisements of beverages of 15.5%ABV and higher must include “Warning: Excessive consumption of alcohol is life threatening and is detrimental to health!”