By Lachlan Roberts 27 February 2019 Baseball Australia has pledged not to advertise or sponsor alcohol at Little Leagues and Team Australia games. Photo: Supplied by Baseball Australia. The Canberra Cavalry said it would continue its deal with major sponsor BentSpoke despite Baseball Australia pledging to no longer accept alcohol advertising and sponsorship … Read More →
The Journal.ie 21 February 2019; Stephen McDermott Laws prohibiting the advertising of alcohol within 200 metres of schools will come into effect later this year. AN ADVERTISING GROUP warned the government that it could take legal action over new laws that will prohibit alcohol ads near schools and on public transport. The Outdoor Media Association (OMA), … Read More →
UK News | 20th February 2019 Alcohol Focus Scotland and Scottish Women’s Football have called on the Government to act to protect children and young people. Health campaigners are calling on the Government to fix a “clear timetable” for outlawing alcohol sponsorship in the sports and music industry. Alcohol Focus Scotland stepped up calls as … Read More →
The FEED, by Velvet Winter; 17-02-2019 In July last year a campaign was launched by alcohol delivery service Jimmy Brings and music streaming monolith Spotify. ‘The Songmiler Edition’ introduced three specialty wines with the Jimmy Brings x Spotify logo and a QR code. Scan the code and you’d be taken to a playlist expertly curated … Read More →
By Ally Burnie New research out of the UK from Red Brick Road and Opinium has revealed Gen Z (18- to 25-year-olds) have a radically different relationship with alcohol than older generations, and as a result, alcohol brands need to change their marketing strategies. The Last Round?, a study into Gen Z’s attitudes towards alcohol revealed … Read More →
The Dutch beer giant likes to blow its own trumpet about the economic and social benefits it brings to Africa – but revelations of sexual harassment and low pay show a different picture. The Guardian, Feb. 12, 2019; by Olivier van Beemen The first time Heineken amazed me was in Tunisia, in early 2011, when … Read More →
EUCAM Comment on the conclusions of the British Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) on new data about the exposure of children and young people to alcohol advertising. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), which, among other things, monitors alcohol advertising in the United Kingdom, recently announced with that children in the UK aged between 4 and 15 … Read More →
31-01-2019 Alex Plonsky The WHO European Region struggles with one of the highest levels of alcohol-related deaths in the world. To discuss effective and evidence-based ways to reverse this trend, Member States met in Stockholm, Sweden, at the first regional consultation focused on the implementation of the European action plan to reduce the harmful … Read More →
Frank Murray: It is shocking that children see more alcohol adverts than adults The Irish Times Mon, Jul 17, 2017, 05:58 Frank Murray 3 France has achieved a 25 per cent decline in alcohol consumption since introducing advertising restrictions via the “Loi Evin”. Photograph: Fran Veale A new opinion poll, commissioned by Alcohol … Read More →
University of Cape Town News 30 January 2019 | Story Leslie London, Neo Morojele, Hanna Amanuel. Public health research suggests that concerns about alcohol advertising and accessibility warrant strong regulatory action. Photo Daniel Crowley, Flickr Alcohol is a major contributor to the global burden of disease. It’s also a key risk factor for preventable illness and … Read More →