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Alcohol and NoLo advertising exposure in France: current trends and challenges

Alcohol marketing has a proven a major impact on consumption. In France, the Evin law regulates alcohol advertising, limiting the authorized content and media (e.g. TV ban). Following a first study on the 2018-2020 period, a new analysis is conducted to quantify advertising inves

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EuroClinics Editorial 4 June 2026
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Alcohol marketing has a proven a major impact on consumption. In France, the Evin law regulates alcohol advertising, limiting the authorized content and media (e.g. TV ban). Following a first study on the 2018-2020 period, a new analysis is conducted to quantify advertising investments for alcoholic (AAI) and no/low-alcohol beverages (NoLoAI), as well as the population exposure in France for 2021–2024.

8th Global alcohol policy conference, Rio de Janeiro, 8-10 avril 2026

Auteur(s) : Quatremère Guillemette, Guignard Romain, Nguyen-Thanh Viêt

Année de publication : 2026

Format/Durée : diaporama, 10 slides

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