Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2005-06-08-Speech-3-264"
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"I do not think that what you said is in contradiction with what I just explained. It is clear that these drinks are not solely aimed at children or adolescents. In principle, if we give the producers the benefit of the doubt, I do not think that these products are aimed at adolescents. However, they do have a particular attraction for this group of the population.
You mentioned taxation. This is true, but what is needed above all is an information campaign among young people, because taxation alone is not a solution. It is, first of all, up to the Member States to take all the steps, and the Member States need to be placed in a position, and to be given some degree of freedom, to take these decisions without encountering problems at the end of the line, because, theoretically, they have interfered with the free market and the free movement of goods. I therefore think that this is the point on which the European Union should also adopt a position regarding these products."@en1
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