Polonia vrea să interzică vânzarea alcoolului pe timpul nopții și să limiteze drastic publicitatea | Industria se opune | Vânzările la bere și vin deja au început să scadă

Poland's lower house of Parliament has voted to ban alcohol sales nationwide from 10 PM to 6 AM, alongside stricter advertising regulations. The bill, which has broad political support, faces opposition from the alcohol industry concerned about economic impacts. Local authorities claim that similar restrictions have reduced alcohol-related incidents. The legislation also proposes doubling licensing fees and banning advertising for all alcoholic beverages, including non-alcoholic versions that use similar branding. A recent survey shows strong public backing for the initiative, with 80.2% in favor. The next step is Senate approval.