The Australian Guidelines covering alcohol use are set by the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC). For radio announcements, any of the warnings indicated in the labeling provisions must be announced after the advertisement for a period of no less than three seconds. All UK products currently protected under the EU’s GI schemes will continue to be protected in the UK and the EU after the end of the transition period.

Permitted outdoor advertising must be accompanied by a warning on the harmful effects of alcohol on health as determined by the Ministry of Health.Printed and radio advertising of all alcoholbeverages, and any advertising of beverages of 6%ABV or higher, must be accompanied by one of the following warning messages [Decree No. 299 of 1992]:

Ensure continued protection of existing UK-origin GIs and non-UK GIs agreed through trade agreements Drinkaware expects its licence holders to use the logo in compliance with the law and voluntary codes. The Drinkaware logo is a prompt for consumers and is not intended to endorse products or brands. Any advertisement of alcoholbeverages must include a warning as to the dangers of theiruse such as “consumption of alcoholbeverages is harmful to health”. [Decree 2187 of 1999 Art 31] Advertising of alcohol beverages must bear the warning "seriously damages health" and the ABV of the beverage. Broadcast advertisements for alcohol beverages must include the warning: "Excessive alcohol consumption seriously damages health" [Audiovisual Regulatory Code Art. 116]Alcohol may be hazardous to health if consumed to excess, the operation of machinery or driving after the consumption of alcohol is not advisable." This table is updated on an ongoing basis as jurisdictions enact or revise their requirements with assistance from staff of the Law Library of Congress (Washington, DC).The listed update date for this table indicates when IARD last conducted a review of records across all countries. For more information on how the table is populated, see What goes in the IARD Policy Tables? Listen to your friends and family: have they commented on how much you’re drinking? If so, your drinking might have become a problem, even if you don’t feel like it has. Help and support New rules and logos to protect British food and drink, guaranteeing the authenticity of regional and traditional foods for shoppers and protecting British producers from imitation, have been set out today.

Licensed premises must display in a visible place the following message in upper case, easily readable letters: "Sale to and consumption by persons under 18 years of age is prohibited." Licensees must display a notice of at least A4 size at each public entrance to the premises printed in Times New Roman bold upper-case type of at least font size 18 be in red font in upper-case type, with the following warnings and information: Alcohol abuse can lead to a number of health issues and public policy requires advice on alcoholic drink labelling to help people understand the perils of alcohol abuse. For audiovisual advertising, a warning that complies with the provisions for labeling will be displayed for a period of no less than three seconds.

Must includehealth warnings on the harm of consuming alcohol beverages and the prohibition to sell alcoholbeverages to minors, in the same font size and occupying no less than 10% of the advertisement's total size. The labelling of your product can include many details including information about the ingredients and their sources or the brewing methods for example. As a minimum, the following information should be grouped together on the bottle label for ease of location by the consumer: The 2020 Guidelines recommend we do not drink any more than four standard drinks on any one day, and no more than 10 drinks per week. A ‘standard’ drink All television, social media, and point of sale advertising mustcarry these health warnings, in text or expressed by conventional symbols at the bottom of the advertisement in font not less than 30% of the biggest font size: Co-Regulatory Agreement between Ministry of Information and Asia Pacific International Wine and Spirits Alliance (APIWSA): Code of Responsible Alcohol Beverages Communications 2017

Accord No. 127-2002 (Rules on Advertising and the Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages, Wines, Beers and Fermented Beverages) and Accord No. 49-2003 Alcohol products are not recommended for persons below twenty one years of age, pregnant or breastfeeding women, or persons with diseases of the nervous system, liver, kidneys, or other digestive organs.” Advertisements must include a message about the need to consume alcohol in moderation or about its potential risks for public health. National Tax Agency Notification No. 9 of November 22, 1989Labelingstandard about prevention of drinking bypersons under 20 years old,The health warning must appear in the same visual field as the obligatory alcohol content indication. Products, such as Stilton cheese and Melton Mowbray pork pies, will carry new logo to help shoppers buy with confidence.