FRANCE: MPs overturn online wine advertising ban
By Jane Anson | 10 March 2009
French MPs have voted to amend controversial health law proposals, to allow alcohol advertising online on all websites except those aimed at young people.
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French MPs have voted to amend controversial health law proposals, to allow alcohol advertising online on all websites except those aimed at young people.
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