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NZ’s ‘No-Lo’ drinking on-trend with UK study

2020-03-16T13:12:17+13:00

MEDIA RELEASE 16th March 2020 A just-released study shows the rise in ‘No-Lo’ drinking among young adults in the UK mirrors what’s happening in New Zealand. “It’s clear that No-Lo drinking is becoming a global phenomenon – particularly in western mature markets,” says NZABC Executive Director, Bridget MacDonald. “Young adults are driving this change by [...]

NZ’s ‘No-Lo’ drinking on-trend with UK study2020-03-16T13:12:17+13:00

Alcohol industry rallies to reduce underage drinking

2020-02-04T10:29:44+13:00

MEDIA RELEASE 4th February 2020 The International Alliance for Responsible Drinking (IARD) has announced symbols or written age restrictions will be added to labels on alcohol drinks as a further commitment to efforts to reduce underage drinking. NZ Alcohol Beverages Council (NZABC), a member of IARD, said this was just one of five actions announced [...]

Alcohol industry rallies to reduce underage drinking2020-02-04T10:29:44+13:00

New research highlights perception vs reality mismatch in Kiwi drinking culture

2020-05-04T11:27:19+12:00

MEDIA RELEASE 16th January 2020 Nationwide research has revealed there is a mismatch between Kiwi’s perception and reality when it comes to their understanding of our drinking culture. In its annual research into New Zealander’s attitudes toward alcohol, the NZ Alcohol Beverage Council (NZABC) found that what we see and hear about alcohol doesn’t always [...]

New research highlights perception vs reality mismatch in Kiwi drinking culture2020-05-04T11:27:19+12:00

Kiwis create a new norm choosing no- and low-alcohol beverages

2020-05-04T10:18:00+12:00

MEDIA RELEASE 6th  January 2020 Kiwis are creating a new norm by drinking more no- and low-alcohol beer, wines and spirits when they are socialising. And, the trend in New Zealand echoes what is happening around the world, NZ Alcohol Beverage Council (NZABC) says. “Globally, no- and low-alcohol beverages have become the leading emerging trend, [...]

Kiwis create a new norm choosing no- and low-alcohol beverages2020-05-04T10:18:00+12:00

NZABC encourages summer drinkers to go ‘no, low or slow’

2020-05-04T10:21:28+12:00

MEDIA RELEASE 27th  December 2019 Slip, slop, slap has a cousin this summer – no, low or slow – says the NZ Alcohol Beverages Council (NZABC). “No, low or slow is all about better, more responsible drinking choices to keep the summer safe and social,” says Bridget MacDonald, NZABC’s Executive Director. “It’s always okay to [...]

NZABC encourages summer drinkers to go ‘no, low or slow’2020-05-04T10:21:28+12:00

Majority of New Zealanders drinking responsibly and less, but more work needed to reduce harmful drinking

2020-05-04T11:35:10+12:00

MEDIA RELEASE 15th November 2019 NZ Alcohol Beverages Council (NZABC) says the majority of New Zealanders drink responsibly and generally Kiwis and young people are drinking less, but there is more work to be done to reduce harmful drinking, in response to the recent results of the National Health Survey [i]. “Eighty percent of New [...]

Majority of New Zealanders drinking responsibly and less, but more work needed to reduce harmful drinking2020-05-04T11:35:10+12:00

NZABC celebrates social media partnership

2020-05-04T11:24:28+12:00

MEDIA RELEASE 21st November 2019 The International Alliance for Responsible Drinking (IARD) has announced a partnership with global digital platforms to further control access by minors to alcohol advertising. NZ Alcohol Beverages Council (NZABC), a member of IARD, said today the partnership between IARD and Facebook (incl. Instagram), Snapchat, and YouTube will see new standards [...]

NZABC celebrates social media partnership2020-05-04T11:24:28+12:00

Implementing a minimum pricing policy in New Zealand would affect reasonable and responsible drinkers

2020-05-04T10:08:36+12:00

MEDIA RELEASE 27th September 2019 NZ Alcohol Beverages Council (NZABC) urges that caution is used when interpreting the results of a just-released survey [I] on the impact of minimum price on drinking behaviours in Scotland. “The relationship between price and harmful drinking is complex and putting the price up does not necessarily mean harmful drinking [...]

Implementing a minimum pricing policy in New Zealand would affect reasonable and responsible drinkers2020-05-04T10:08:36+12:00
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