Does France have a problem with alcohol?

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Alcohol caused the death of 41,000 people in 2015 in France.

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Emmanuelle Bastide

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Video by: Emmanuelle Bastide

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How have the consumption and production of alcohol evolved in the largest wine country?

Why is France starting to produce whiskey and vodka?

Why is a beer sometimes less expensive than a soda in a bar?

In a country where there are preventive public policies and laws that limit the advertising and purchase of alcohol for minors, do the economy and lobbies still carry as much weight?

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