A new study in the Journal of Public Health indicates that advertising for alcohol is common in British television, and may be a potential driver of alcohol use in young people.
For the first time, Ireland has adopted legislation on the risks associated with alcohol consumption, in a country where alcoholism has had devastating consequences. EURACTIV France’s media partner Ouest-France reports.
MONTREAL, Oct. 23, 2018 /CNW/ - Problematic use of alcohol, cannabis and opioids is a serious issue in Canada.
The use of liquor to woo voters during elections isn’t a new phenomenon, but now liquor bottles are appealing people to come out and vote and large numbers in poll-bound Madhya Pradesh on the polling day which is November 28.
Let's get this out the way first, it is ILLEGAL for someone under 18 to buy alcohol, attempt to buy alcohol or to be sold alcohol. That said, very few of us wait until we are 18 to drink - tins down the park is pretty much a rite of passage when growing up.
The number of TV ads for alcoholic beverages and private lenders dropped last year from the year before, records from the communications watchdog showed Friday, apparently as the ads were more broadly distributed to other outlets, such as mobile platforms.
With restrictions around alcohol sales becoming ever tighter, we look at the supermarkets policies when it comes to serving alcohol. What does the law say?
Servers and bartenders now have one more responsibility on their plate — detecting cannabis impairment before letting the booze flow.
Facial recognition software for alcohol sales, which removes the need for staff-approved age verification checks, is to be trialled in UK supermarkets for the first time, after waiting for age approval has been identified as one of the top frustrations for shoppers.
The Ministry of Health welcomes a decision by the Australian and New Zealand Forum on Food Regulation to make warning labels about the dangers of drinking during pregnancy mandatory on alcohol packaging.