Renee Quinn, University of Waterloo; Wim van Dalen, Dutch Institute for Alcohol Policy STAP & EUCAM; Utrecht, the Netherlands, May 2022
Alcohol Focus Scotland ; February 2023 Summary • People with (or at risk of) an alcohol problem are at increased risk from alcohol marketing, as they experience disproportionate harm from alcohol use and have increased susceptibility to alcohol marketing. • Alcohol marketers explicitly target people who drink heavily, so that they are regularly exposed to … Read More →
University of Nottingham, 2020 Overview of the evidence on the impact of alcohol marketing on the followingpopulations of interest:§ Those with alcohol dependence,§ Those in recovery from alcohol problems,§ Hazardous and harmful drinkers.
1st March 2023; Dr. Amanda Atkinson ; Institute of Alcohol Studies, London Alcohol marketing influences alcohol use and is designed to forge positive relationships between (potential) consumers, brands, and alcohol consumption. As with other consumer goods, alcohol marketing is highly gendered in nature; it targets men, women, and increasingly other genders (i.e. non binary), in … Read More →
Alcohol Focus Scotland, 2022 In June 2022, Alcohol Focus Scotland and a group of international experts published a report highlighting the high visibility of alcohol marketing in our lives and calling on the Scottish Government to introduce statutory restrictions on how alcohol is marketed in a bid to improve the health of people in Scotland. A literature review … Read More →
December 2, 2021 The No escape: how alcohol advertising preys on children and vulnerable people report highlights the ways in which alcohol marketing can impact those in recovery. In this blog, Peter and Nikki share their stories of recovery and shine a light upon how alcohol marketing can make the journey more difficult. “I try to put … Read More →
La Trobe University, Melbourne, Australia , 25-01-2023 Alcohol in media has been demonstrated to increase alcohol craving, impulsive decision-making and hazardous drinking, but there is little known about how often we see alcohol images on social media. Led by PhD student Abraham Albert Bonela, who was supervised by Professors Emmanuel Kuntsche and Zhen He, from … Read More →
A. M. Atkinson, B. R. Meadows & H. R. Sumnall; Drugs: Education, Prevention and Policy; Nov. 2022 ABSTRACTBackground: Alcohol marketing influences drinking practices, and this helps shape how gender identities are constructed. This paper presents research exploring how women who are sober manage andnegotiate their non-drinking and sober identities in neo-liberal contexts that market alcohol … Read More →
ABC.net.au/news By Selina Ross 2 Dec 2022 Caterina Giorgi says telemarketing is a “dark approach” to advertising. Figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show that the rate of alcohol-induced deaths was at its highest in 10 years in 2021, with 1,559 deaths. The ABS said the rate increase over the last decade was “largely … Read More →