Politics · France · 1 hr ago
France bans sales of F2 and F3 fireworks until November 27
The French government has banned sales of certain fireworks until November 27.
The ban covers F2 and F3 category fireworks, including mortars.
These fireworks have been used at several demonstrations.
The restriction applies to sales, and the stated end date is November 27.
The measure concerns fireworks rather than all goods sold at demonstrations.
It means people cannot buy the covered fireworks in France while the ban is in force.
France’s government has banned sales of F2 and F3 fireworks until November 27.
The ban applies to fireworks described as mortar fireworks.
The fireworks have been used in several demonstrations.
- Who
- The French government.
- What
- It banned sales of F2 and F3 fireworks.
- When
- Until November 27; the article was published on November 15, 2026.
- Where
- France.
- Why
- The fireworks have been used in several demonstrations.
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- Ban end date
- November 27
- Firework categories
- F2 and F3
- Use noted
- Several demonstrations
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