The French government is set to expand its smoking ban from July 1st, 2025, to include several outdoor spaces where children may be present, such as beaches, parks, and public gardens. This extension follows a strong existing ban on indoor smoking established in 2007, which prohibits smoking in workplaces, public transport, and specific private settings. The cultural image of France as a nation of smokers contrasts with actual rates, attributed to efforts like increased tobacco taxes aimed at encouraging people to quit smoking.
The French government will extend its smoking ban to outdoor areas from July 1st, 2025, targeting spots children's presence including beaches and parks.
France's smoking ban has been in effect indoors since 2007, covering workplaces, public transport, and private vehicles with children under 12.
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