Tunisia

Today in 1958, Tunisia gained their Independence from France.

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Guild: Société Frigorigique Et Brasserie

National Regulatory Agency: None

Beverage Alcohol Labeling Requirements: Not Known

Drunk Driving Laws: BAC 0.05%

Tunisia

Full Name: Tunisian Republic
Location: Northern Africa, bordering the Mediterranean Sea, between Algeria and Libya
Government Type: Republic
Language: Arabic (official, one of the languages of commerce), French (commerce)
Religion(s): Muslim 98%, Christian 1%, Jewish and other 1%
Capital: Tunis
Population: 10,732,900; 79th
Area: 163,610 sq km, 93rd
Comparative Area: Slightly larger than Georgia
National Food: Couscous
National Symbols: Jasmine; Star and Crescent
Nickname: The Eagles of Carthage
Affiliations: UN, African Union, Arab League
Independence: From France, March 20, 1956

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How to Say “Beer”: beereh (biræ)
جعة / شراب من الشعير / جعة / المزر شراب نوع من الجعة / بيرة
How to Order a Beer: Waheed beera, meen fadleek
How to Say “Cheers”: Bismilah / Fi schettak or Fisehatak (“to your health”)
Toasting Etiquette: N/A
Notes: Tunisia has a selective ban on alcohol products other than wine, with consumption and sale being allowed in special zones or bars “for tourists” and in large cities.

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Alcohol Consumption By Type:

Alcohol Consumption Per Capita (in litres):

WHO Alcohol Data:

Per Capita Consumption: 1.09 litres
Alcohol Consumption Trend: Decrease
Excise Taxes: Yes
Minimum Age: 20
Sales Restrictions: Time, location, specific events, intoxicated persons, petrol stations
Advertising Restrictions: No
Sponsorship/Promotional Restrictions: No

Patterns of Drinking Score: 2

Prohibition: None

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