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The Loi Evin is a French advertising restriction introduced in 1991.

Introduced in 1991 and restricts the advertising of alcoholic drinks

The Loi Evin is a French law passed in 1991 that restricts how alcoholic beverages can be advertised (and also sets rules around tobacco advertising). This is why the statement that it was introduced in 1991 and restricts the advertising of alcoholic drinks is the best description: it identifies both the national origin and the specific advertising restrictions. It isn’t an EU regulation, a global trade agreement, or a public health campaign unrelated to alcohol.

A European Union regulation

A global trade agreement

A health campaign unrelated to alcohol

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