The UN agency warned relying on industry self-regulation poses risks, as producers may opt to use “inconspicuous placement and ambiguous messaging”. February 17, 2025 he World Health Organization has called for “mandatory and standardised” health warning labels on alcoholic beverages in Europe to raise awareness of the links with cancer. The UN agency highlighted an “alarming” … Read More →
EUCAM & Dutch Institute for Alcohol Policy STAP; 11-02-2025 Doing the daily shopping in the supermarket is always a huge challenge for people who want to stop or have already stopped excessive alcohol consumption. The confrontation with the large number of shelves of beer and wine, with promotional campaigns for alcohol and advertising material can … Read More →
Southwest News Media; By Contributed Content and Lindsey Decker UPDATED: February 8, 2025 at 6:24 PM CST; original article I was a recent participant of the CADCA (Community Anti-Drug Coalitions of America) Mid-Year Training Institute in Nashville, Tenn., where a group of dedicated professionals came together to learn the latest evidence-based information and best practices related to alcohol, tobacco … Read More →
News provided by Alcohol Justice Feb 06, 2025, SAN RAFAEL, Calif., Feb. 6, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Alcohol Justice, is expressing strong disapproval over the exposure of approximately 30 million underage individuals to alcohol advertisements during this year’s televised Super Bowl from New Orleans. The organization emphasizes the detrimental impact such marketing has on youth, contributing … Read More →
Irish Examiner; 04 Feb 2025, Jess Casey Guinness branding visible inside the Aviva stadium during the broadcast of Ireland’s Six Nations clash with England exposed thousands of children to alcohol marketing and undermined the new watershed, according to Alcohol Action Ireland (AAI). The advocacy group said it watched “with exasperation” the amount of highly visible … Read More →
Nature research intelligence. January 2025 The relationship between alcohol marketing and youth consumption is a significant public health concern. With alcohol responsible for millions of deaths globally, understanding how marketing influences young people’s drinking behaviors is crucial. Recent research has focused on various aspects of alcohol advertising, including its prevalence across different media, the effectiveness … Read More →
Afaqs.com Ubaid Zargar; 20 January 2025 United Breweries (UB) has unveiled its latest innovation in the alcoholic beverage segment with the launch of Kingfisher Flavours, marking a significant step towards capturing the evolving preferences of younger consumers. The new offering, which includes Lemon Masala and Mango Berry Twist variants, represents a strategic move to blend … Read More →
January 16, 2024 (Stockholm, Sweden) – Movendi International with the support of the RESET Alcohol Initiative has today released a groundbreaking new report: The Big Alcohol Exposed Annual Report 2024 “From Sports to Screens – Exposing Big Alcohol’s Predatory Practices”. The report sheds light on how the alcohol industry operated in 2024 in the pursuit of its profit maximization … Read More →
Friday, 10 Jan 2025, By Dimitri O’Donnell, RTÉ News The watershed ban ensures a daytime broadcasting ban on alcohol advertising, with no advertisements for alcohol products on television from 3am to 9pm, and on radio on weekdays from 3pm to 10am the following morning. The new rules come into effect under Section 19 of the Public Health … Read More →
MSN, US; Cynthia Mersten; Jan. 2025 Alcohol Justice issued an urgent call to action Tuesday about the banning of MGA Entertainment’s Make It Mini Happy Hour toy alcoholic drinks. The toys are meant to mimic cocktails and are being sold in toy aisles at major retailers in the U.S. “By selling miniature alcoholic drink replicas … Read More →