The deferral of plans to require health labelling on alcoholic drinks is very disappointing, Chairperson of Alcohol Action Ireland has said.

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The Government is set to delay the introduction of health warning labelling on alcoholic drinks until 2029. Senior Government sources have indicated the deferral will be agreed by Cabinet next week.

The Government is set to defer plans to require health labelling on alcoholic drinks until 2029, it is expected. In an email sent to members of its trade forum on Tuesday, the Government signalled ...

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