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Title 27: Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. Part 16 – Alcoholic Beverage Health Warning Statement, §16.21Mandatory Label Information

Printed and radio advertising of all alcoholbeverages, and any advertising of beverages of 6%ABV or higher, must be accompanied by one of the following warning messages [Decree No. 299 of 1992]: Advertising of beverages of 4%ABV of higher mustbe accompanied by the health warning “Its excessive consumption harms health. Its sale is prohibited to minors below 18. Warning by the Ministryof Public Health and Social Welfare.” 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.

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The sale, supply, provision and / or consumption of alcoholic beverages to persons under 18 years is prohibited." For details on other labeling requirements such as alcohol content, caloric content, nutrition, or country of origin, please see the Beverage Alcohol Labeling Requirements table.

Official Gazette No.163 of 28 August 2014 transposing Central American Technical Regulation RTCA 67.01.05:11 Alcoholic Beverages Labeling RequirementsThe Association for the Self-Regulation of Commercial Communications (AUTOCONTROL) applies these codes: Regulations limiting the advertising and marketing of alcohol beverages (Health Warning) 30 July 2013 Decree No. 299 of 1992Regulations of advertising and marketing of alcohol beverages, cigarettes and tobacco Art 6 & 10 The labelling of your product can include many details including information about the ingredients and their sources or the brewing methods for example. As a minimum, the following information should be grouped together on the bottle label for ease of location by the consumer: Allergy declarations (See EU FIC regulations) NB Licorice is an allergen for alcoholic labelling purposes)

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You or your friends and family might notice you’re drinking more and become worried. Alcohol, while legal, is still a drug and the health consequences of drinking alcohol are well known. The UK GI schemes will replace the EU’s schemes on 1 January 2021 as the Transition Period ends. Legislation laid in Parliament today will:

The container should also indicate a recommended serving size and how many alcohol units that would contain. It should also indicate the total alcoholic units in the container. For example, a 125ml glass for wine along with the 75cl bottle of that wine. 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. Required to include the warning ''Attention! This is an alcoholic beverage. Alcohol may cause damage to health." and make this warning noticeable, understandable, and clearly identifiable from other information. Decree No. 38413 of 28 February 2014 Resolution No 332-2013 (COMIECOLXVI) of 12 December 2013 Central American Customs Union Technical Regulations, Alcohol Beverages, Labeling Requirements (annex 1 and 2)Alcohol may be hazardous to health if consumed to excess, the operation of machinery or driving after the consumption of alcohol is not advisable." In places where alcohol beveragesare sold a warning inscription or a sign prohibiting sale to persons under the age of twenty-one and a medical warning mustbe placed. Licensees must display a notice of at least A4 size at each public entrance to the premises printed in Times New Roman bold upper-case type of at least font size 18 be in red font in upper-case type, with the following warnings and information: All alcohol beverages shall bear a label both in English and French indicating that an excessive consumption of alcohol drinks causes serious health, social and domestic problems.