Egide HaragirimanaCentre for Health Policy Analyis and Research Gemma MitchellUniversity of Stirling Isabelle UnyUniversity of Stirling DOI: https://doi.org/10.7895/ijadr.467 Keywords: Alcohol policy, Burundi, Implementation challenges, WHO Best buys ABSTRACT Introduction: Alcohol use is a major global health risk, with Global South countries experiencing greater harm per litre of alcohol consumed than those in the Global North. … Read More →
WHO, 2022 Conclusions: Cross-border marketing of alcohol is an increasingly significant part of the marketing of alcohol. In the past, cross-border marketing was found in the form of satellite television, radio, foreign magazines and newspapers. These forms of cross-border media continue, but the arrival of the Internet and the explosion in digital media platforms, in … Read More →
“This fact sheet describes the many forms of alcohol marketing, how they affect consumption and heavy consumption, how they can be effectively regulated and enforced, and why they need to be implemented.” Find more from PAHO, Pan American Health Organization (December 2022)
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
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.