If you like to have a beer with your breakfast before you catch a flight, you might soon have to change your ways.
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As India's recent ban on liquor stores along highways displaces outlets, the nation's distillers are bracing for a drop in sales of as much as 8 percent this year, biting into the country's $31 billion spirits market, according to a local maker of whiskey, vodka and rum.
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OTTAWA — Governments across Canada will unveil an internal-trade agreement Friday designed to not only knock down domestic business barriers, but also lay the groundwork for talks to eventually establish a cross-country marijuana market.
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TAIPEI, Taiwan — China Airlines announced on Wednesday that it would implement a 100-percent alcohol testing policy" on all pilots as soon as next Monday after a pilot of its affiliate Mandarin Airlines tested above the legal alcohol limit and delayed his flight by two hours on Tuesday. "
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The sale and consumption of alcohol at airports should have restrictions applied, according to a new report from a parliamentary select committee.
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Initially, training costs prevail but over the life of the proposed program, benefits exceed costs. In the sixth year, no new therapy is provided but benefits are still realized because of the assumption that therapy helps people remain abstinent from alcohol for two years. Credit: Papas, et. al.
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B.C. restaurant owners have long fought against the province’s liquor laws, calling them unfair and tangled in Byzantine complexity.
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New Zealanders are drinking stronger beer and more often than they were last year, according to Statistics New Zealand figures out today.
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The Nepal government has approved a stringent policy to regulate the sale of alcohol, including mandatory pictorial health warnings and an age bar for buying liquor, sparking a debate in the country.
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Irish people consumed an average of 5% more alcohol last year than in 2015, according to a new analysis by Alcohol Action Ireland.