Requires cancer-risk warnings in liquor advertisements and sets penalties for noncompliance.
The bill mandates that advertisements for liquor include a cancer-risk warning, such as "Drinking alcohol and liquor causes cancer, including breast and colorectal cancer." It establishes guidelines for the display of these warnings in various types of advertisements, including visual, audio-only, digital, and out-of-home ads. The bill also outlines penalties for noncompliance, with fines increasing for subsequent violations. The Department of Health is tasked with providing templates for these warnings and ensuring compliance through enforcement actions.
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