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Alberto Alemanno
The Legality, Rationale and Science of Tobacco Display Bans After the Philip Morris Judgment
| European Journal of Risk Regulation 4/2011: pp. 591-599 |
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A visual display ban on tobacco products, imposed by national legislation of an EEA
State, such as the one at issue in the case at hand, constitutes a measure having equivalent
effect to a quantitative restriction on imports within the meaning of Article 11 EEA
if, in fact, the ban affects the marketing of products imported from other EEA States to
a greater degree than that of imported products which were, until recently, produced in
Norway. It is for the national court to identify the aims which the legislation at issue is
actually intended to pursue and to decide whether the public health objective of reducing
tobacco use by the public in general can be achieved by measures less restrictive
than a visual display ban on tobacco products (author’s headnote). |
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