European Product Placement Legislation

PRODUCT PLACEMENT
ALBANIA
Allowed (see general restrictions above¬)
AUSTRIA
Allowed in cinematographic works, TV-series, sports programmes and light entertainment programmes
BOSNIA
Allowed (see general restrictions above¬)
BULGARIA
Allowed in cinematographic works, TV-series, sports programmes and light entertainment programmes
CROATIA
Allowed in cinematographic works, TV-series, sports programmes and light entertainment programmes
CZECH REPUBLIC
Allowed in cinematographic works, TV-series, sports programmes and light entertainment programmes
DENMARK
Prohibited
ESTONIA
Allowed in cinematographic works, TV-series, sports programmes and light entertainment programmes
FRANCE
Prohibited
FINLAND
Allowed in cinematographic works, TV-series, sports programmes and light entertainment programmes
GEORGIA
Allowed (see general restrictions above-)
GERMANY
Allowed in cinematographic works, TV-series, sports programmes and light entertainment programmes (never for public TV)
GREECE
Allowed in cinematographic works, TV-series, sports programmes and light entertainment programmes
HUNGARY
Prohibited
ISRAEL
Prohibited
ITALY
Allowed in cinematographic works, TV-series, sports programmes and light entertainment programmes
KAZAKHSTAN
Prohibited
MACEDONIA
Prohibited
MONTENEGRO
Allowed (see general restrictions above¬)
NETHERLANDS
Allowed in cinematographic works, TV-series, sports programmes and light entertainment programmes
NORWAY
Prohibited
POLAND
Allowed in cinematographic works, TV-series, sports programmes and light entertainment programmes
PORTUGAL
Allowed in cinematographic works, TV-series, sports programmes and light entertainment programmes
ROMANIA
Allowed in cinematographic works, TV-series, sports programmes and light entertainment programmes
RUSSIA
An appraisal of the admissibility of product placement activities can only be done for every individual case.
SERBIA
Allowed (see general restrictions above¬)
SWEDEN
Allowed (see general restrictions above¬)
SWITZERLAND
Allowed (see general restrictions above¬)
SLOVENIA
Prohibited
SPAIN
Allowed in cinematographic works, TV-series, sports programmes and light entertainment programmes
TURKEY
Prohibited
UKRAINE
Allowed (see general restrictions above¬)


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