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Alcohol Advertising Restrictions and Limits in Public Places

The intent behind restricting alcohol advertising in public spaces is to deglamorize the appeal of drinking alcohol. This is due to the fact that public advertising normalized drinking. Alcohol advertising restrictions can be in the form of a local ordinance or state law, or can be implemented voluntarily by a business, event, or organization.

What is this strategy?

Catalog of Prevention Strategies (Alcohol Advertising Restrictions)

When should I consider implementing this strategy?
  • When a community is desensitized to alcohol advertising
  • If data suggests that advertising may have a direct impact on drinking practices and consequences
How do I implement this strategy?

Key activities for implementation:

  • Reduce or restrict the use of alcohol billboards in a community
  • Regulate point-of-sale displays at locations where alcohol is sold or served
  • Increase awareness of alcohol advertising via the internet

Alcohol Advertising Restrictions (FACE)

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1237 W. Divide Ave. Suite 1D
Bismarck, ND 58501

701-328-8919 | ndprmc@nd.gov

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