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France to ban smoking in public parks, beaches

  • France will ban smoking in outdoor public places accessible to children starting July 1, 2025, including parks, beaches, and bus stops.
  • The ban arises from the National Anti-Tobacco Programme 2023-2027 aiming for a tobacco-free generation by 2032 and builds on prior partial bans and local restrictions.
  • Minister Catherine Vautrin stated the ban excludes cafe terraces and electronic cigarettes while violators face fines up to 135 euros .
  • Approximately 23.1% of French people smoke daily, higher than European and global averages, with 75,000 tobacco-related deaths in France annually, highlighting health concerns.
  • The ban aims to protect children’s right to breathe clean air and indicates ongoing efforts to reduce tobacco use without raising cigarette taxes currently.
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El Economista broke the news in on Thursday, May 29, 2025.
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