43In that regard, it is ultimately for the referring court, which alone has jurisdiction to assess the facts in the main proceedings and to interpret the national legislation, to determine whether and to what extent that legislation satisfies those requirements. For that purpose, that court will need to examine objectively, with the help of statistical or ad hoc data or by other means, whether it may reasonably be concluded from the evidence submitted by the authorities of the Member State concerned that the means chosen are appropriate for the attainment of the objectives pursued and whether it would be possible to attain those objectives by measures less restrictive of the free movement of goods (judgment of 23 March 2023, Booky.fi, C‑662/21, EU:C:2023:239, paragraph 43 and the case-law cited).
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