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Category Archives: Alcohol Marketing Regulations

01Feb 2019

Regulation of alcohol marketing in Australia: A critical review of the Alcohol Beverages Advertising Code Scheme; Hannah Pierce et al; 2019

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Regulation of alcohol marketing in Australia: A critical review of the Alcohol Beverages Advertising Code Scheme HANNAH PIERCE, JULIA STAFFORD, SIMONE PETTIGREW, CAITLIN KAMERON, DANICA KERIC & IAIN S. PRATT Drug and Alcohol Review; (January 2019), 38, 16-24  

27Nov 2018

Reeve, B (2018) Alcohol marketing code failing to protect young people

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Alcohol marketing code failing to protect young people 26 November 2018 Industry-led code-of-conduct ineffective says new report The alcohol industry’s code of conduct does not adequately protect young people from exposure to alcohol marketing, University of Sydney research reveals.  

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