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Alcohol Labelling Bill [HL]

To make provision for the labelling of alcoholic beverages; and for connected purposes.

Originating House

House of Lords

Parliament last updated

10 October 2007

In Plain English

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The Alcohol Labelling Bill would establish requirements for the labeling of alcoholic beverages and related matters. In short, it creates a framework for what information must appear on labels and how it should be presented.

Key Points

Sets out rules for labeling alcoholic drinks and related provisions.
Creates a regulatory framework for enforcement and related purposes.
Originated in the House of Lords and is at its second reading in the Lords (April 2007).

Who is affected?

Producers and importers of alcoholic beveragesRetailers and outlets selling alcoholConsumers who buy and consume alcoholic beveragesRegulatory bodies and government departments responsible for labelling and enforcementPublic health organisations and charities involved in alcohol policy

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1st readingLords

29 Jan 2007

2nd readingLords

20 Apr 2007

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