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What Is a Drink? Communicating Drink Information to the Consumer
Report

What Is a Drink? Communicating Drink Information to the Consumer

Publication date: 2015
Author: Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction

Examines how alcohol drink labels communicate information to consumers. Labels provide information on the number of drinks specific to a particular product, taking into account the percentage of alcohol by volume and the volume of the container. This information can help in developing a broader culture of moderation.

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