How is Australia's booze market doing with pregnancy warnings?

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Photo by Cyrus Crossan on Unsplash
Photo by Cyrus Crossan on Unsplash

We are two years into a three year implementation period for pregnancy warnings on ready-to-drink (RTD) alcoholic beverages, and Australian researchers say just over one third are complying. The team looked at 491 RTD products sold in three bottle-Os in Sydney, and say that while 94% of them had some form of a pregnancy warning, only 36% showed the mandatory version. Of the non mandatory warnings, 74% were DrinkWise warnings, and 27% were 'Other' warnings, they say. 

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Drug and Alcohol Review
Research:Paper
Organisation/s: The University of New South Wales
Funder: National Health and Medical Research Council, Grant/Award Number: GNT1149987
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