a) Teutonia, Gallia, and Lionsburg are fictional EU Member States. a) The Teutonian Beer Purity Act (TBPA) limits the ingredients that can be used for the brewing of beer to malt, barley, hops, and water and prohibits the sale of drinks with any other ingredient under the name 'beer' in Teutonia. The preamble to the TBPA explains the objectives of the Act, which include the health of Teutonian beer drinkers and their protection as consumers. Malpot, a large Gallian brewery brewing in Gallia, can no longer sell their products, which include corn and rice, under the name 'beer' in Teutonia.

b) The brewery industry of Lionsburg, a small Member State, consists exclusively of small breweries which only sell their beers in brewery-pubs attached to the actual breweries. Beer imported from other EU Member States has been served alongside the 'house brews' in these brewery-pubs in Lionsburg. Now the new Lionsburg Brewery Survival Regulation (LBSR) prohibits the sale of beer other than 'house brews' in the brewery-pubs of Lionsburg, no beer other than that brewed in the brewery attached to the respective brewery-pub can be served in Lionsburg brewery pubs. Malpot, who used to sell their products brewed in Gallia through brewery-pubs in Lionsburg, are now prevented from continuing to do so.

Advise Malpot on whether or not the TBPA and the LBSR comply with EU law.