In liquor, grocery and big stores (off-premise) for 2020 Nielsen CGA expects the younger generation will lead the health and wellness charge and that will make an impact on which beverage alcohol is preferred and at which quantity of consumption.
If they offer it, Walmart is betting customers will come: Consumer interest in local and premium adult beverages has led to change in Walmart’s alcohol aisle.
The Scottish Government has given the green light to 'remote alcohol monitoring' and 'sobriety tags' after awarding a multi-million-pound security firms contract.
New guidelines have been released around “safe” alcohol consumption for Australians – and in a surprising move, they allow for double the amount of standard drinks than the previous guidelines.
Medieval alchemists tried to turn water into an elixir of immortality; at an Alvin industrial park, Persedo Spirits is perfecting the only slightly-less-difficult task of turning bad liquor into good.
As a growing number of states legalize cannabis, health officials are increasingly sounding the alarm for technology that can quickly determine when drivers are stoned. A solution for measuring alcohol intoxication has existed since 1954: the Breathalyzer.
There’s nothing like a hangover to make you swear off drinking forever. No matter how much you enjoyed yourself the night before, once you’ve woken up you start to question whether it was all worth it.
LUBBOCK, Texas — The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission told EverythingLubbock.com that people under the age of 21 can enter a bar. Chris Porter, a spokesperson for TABC, said in a phone interview on Thursday that there is no violation unless a minor is served alcohol.
VIRGINIA, USA — A new bill that was introduced to the Virginia General Assembly will expand "open-container" access to smaller shopping centers or outdoor malls.
Researchers created the social norms campaign to educate students about actual drinking behavior on campus. When misperceptions are corrected, behavior will change to be more consistent with the actual norm, says Dennis Martell, director of Health Promotion at Michigan State University.