Society must take collective responsibility to reduce the harm caused by alcohol use disorders, a University of Otago academic says.
With 163 million people tuning into the 2018 World Cup Final and a global TV audience of 111 million for the Super Bowl final, it’s unsurprising that alcoholic brands are spending more than ever to be the official drink of sporting competitions across the globe – here are the top seven alcohol brands in terms of spending on sport sponsorship.
American trade group the Brewers Association has informed its members of proposed changes to its official definition of ‘craft beer’ as it considers dropping one of its three current requirements
Israel is certainly not high on the minds of most U.S. wine consumers. Although ancient wine production in Israel is documented through archaeological evidence and chronicled frequently in the Bible, wine production and world attention has lagged among wine producing countries.
SALT LAKE CITY — Utah’s Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control is launching a statewide survey to solicit customers’ opinions on state-run liquor stores. The DABC has begun putting up posters and handing out cards with a QR code and a website address for people to give feedback on liquor stores.
The California wine industry was handed a big win with the revised NAFTA deal reached with Canada. It will bring wider access in a country that previously was accused of "discriminatory" trade practices.
The Nova Scotia Liquor Corp. released its second quarter results Tuesday, indicated that its net earnings totalled $70 million on sales of $182.2 million for the 13 weeks that ended Sept. 30.
Sen. Vin Gopal introduced a bill Tuesday that would allow microbreweries to hold special events both on- and off-site with prior notifications to the Alcoholic Beverage Control.
The craft beer industry keeps growing in the US. There were over 6000 craft beer breweries in 2017, more than double the total from 2013, and a 16% increase from 2016, according to the Brewers Association.
UNDERAGE drinkers caught flouting the drinking laws in and around Sale will now be banned from entering licensed premises for six months after the date of their 18th birthdays.