Airports, airlines and tour operators have teamed up to call with one voice for a clampdown on excessive pre-flight drinkingAirports, airlines and tour operators welcome the new government-backed “One Too Many” campaign, designed to curb excess pre-flight alcohol consumption.
Beer sales in the UK rose by just over 3% in the first half of the year thanks to a strong performance in the off-trade, but the pub industry is still struggling after years of decline
CANADA - Risk managers in the restaurant and bar business need to “mine” for information from potential insureds to make sure they exercise their duty of care in serving alcohol responsibly.
The provincial government have introduced five new pilot projects with the intention to bring down the number of impaired drivers in Saskatchewan.
School boards can waive distance requirements for businesses serving liquor under a law sponsored by an Orangeburg Democrat.
SALEM, Va. - You may have heard of drone delivery, but now it's time for a different type of service.
GRAND CANYON NATIONAL PARK, Ariz. (AP) — Grand Canyon National Park is getting financial help to catch drunken drivers.
Justin Korby is a farmer-brewer in the hills of Colrain. He doesn’t have a license for a tap room or anything really of the sort, but he’s been busy selling his Stoneman Brewery beer across the region, store-to-store and sometimes person-to-person.
A new survey from rehab facility Archstone Recovery Center found that when people log on to Amazon while hitting the sauce, they can incur a financial hangover, as well.
UPS and FedEx are confiscating and disposing of some wines shipped from New York retail stores to customers out of state.