In December 2005, the Minister for Health and Children set up the Alcohol Marketing Communications Monitoring Body (the Monitoring Body) to oversee the implementation of and adherence to the Voluntary Codes of Practice to limit the exposure of young people to alcohol advertising. These Codes were agreed between the Department of Health and Children and representatives of the advertising, drinks and media communications industries. Click here to download PDF 146k
Public health policy makers have identified the restriction of marketing of foods, non-alcoholic, an...
BACKGROUND AND AIMS: With governments increasingly relying on the alcohol industry's self-regulated ...
Alcohol Action Ireland welcomes the opportunity to make a submission on a review of the Code of Stan...
First Annual Report of the Alcohol Marketing Communications Monitoring Body (2006) In December 2005 ...
In December 2005, the Minister for Health and Children set up the Alcohol Marketing Communications M...
Our task as a Monitoring Body is to oversee the implementation of and adherence to Voluntary Codes o...
Limiting the Exposure of Young People to Alcohol Advertising: 5th Annual report of the Alcohol Marke...
The task of the Monitoring Body is to oversee the implementation of and adherence to Voluntary Codes...
Limiting the Exposure of Young People to Alcohol Advertising: 4th Annual report of the Alcohol Marke...
Our task as a Monitoring Body is to oversee the implementation of and adherence to Voluntary Codes o...
A new Alcohol Marketing Monitoring Body, which has been established to ensure industry compliance wi...
Our task, as a Monitoring Body, is to oversee the implementation of and adherence to Voluntary Codes...
Excessive alcohol consumption accounted for an estimated 4,700 deaths and 280,000 years of potential...
2008 Annual Report of the Alcohol Marketing Communications Monitoring Body Click here to download PD...
THE advertising of alcoholic beverages on television is governed by a number of regulations (Section...
Public health policy makers have identified the restriction of marketing of foods, non-alcoholic, an...
BACKGROUND AND AIMS: With governments increasingly relying on the alcohol industry's self-regulated ...
Alcohol Action Ireland welcomes the opportunity to make a submission on a review of the Code of Stan...
First Annual Report of the Alcohol Marketing Communications Monitoring Body (2006) In December 2005 ...
In December 2005, the Minister for Health and Children set up the Alcohol Marketing Communications M...
Our task as a Monitoring Body is to oversee the implementation of and adherence to Voluntary Codes o...
Limiting the Exposure of Young People to Alcohol Advertising: 5th Annual report of the Alcohol Marke...
The task of the Monitoring Body is to oversee the implementation of and adherence to Voluntary Codes...
Limiting the Exposure of Young People to Alcohol Advertising: 4th Annual report of the Alcohol Marke...
Our task as a Monitoring Body is to oversee the implementation of and adherence to Voluntary Codes o...
A new Alcohol Marketing Monitoring Body, which has been established to ensure industry compliance wi...
Our task, as a Monitoring Body, is to oversee the implementation of and adherence to Voluntary Codes...
Excessive alcohol consumption accounted for an estimated 4,700 deaths and 280,000 years of potential...
2008 Annual Report of the Alcohol Marketing Communications Monitoring Body Click here to download PD...
THE advertising of alcoholic beverages on television is governed by a number of regulations (Section...
Public health policy makers have identified the restriction of marketing of foods, non-alcoholic, an...
BACKGROUND AND AIMS: With governments increasingly relying on the alcohol industry's self-regulated ...
Alcohol Action Ireland welcomes the opportunity to make a submission on a review of the Code of Stan...