EU: Consumers support health warning labels - poll
By Keith Nuthall | 14 March 2007
Almost eight out of 10 European Union (EU) consumers (77%) support printing warnings on alcohol bottles and advertisements that warn pregnant women and drivers against drinking alcohol, a new Eurobarometer EU opinion poll has shown.
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Almost eight out of 10 European Union (EU) consumers (77%) support printing warnings on alcohol bottles and advertisements that warn pregnant women and drivers against drinking alcohol, a new Eurobarometer EU opinion poll has shown.
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