20th September 2024 NZABCThe NZ Alcohol Beverages Council is calling on businesses to make use of international research and resources in order to improve responsible drinking practices.
19th June 2024 Advertising / NZABCThe New Zealand alcohol sector has partnered with six leading digital platforms to prevent those underage from seeing alcohol advertisements online.
5th June 2024 NZABCThe New Zealand Alcohol Beverages Council says research shows that the vast majority of New Zealanders drink responsibly.
14th November 2023 NZABCThe NZ Alcohol Beverages Council is woking on a number of actions to prevent underage drinking inline with the International Alliance for Responsible Drinking.
13th October 2023 Brewers Association / NZABCThe NZ Alcohol Beverages Council has come out in support of a group of Wellington bar owners who have joined together to fight against what they call unfair treatment by liquor licence agencies.
26th May 2023 NZABC / ResearchThe New Zealand Alcohol Beverages Council has welcomed new University of Otago research that shows youth drinking has declined.
20th April 2023 NZABCThe New Zealand Alcohol Beverages Council is warning that the year will be more challenging for producers, hospitality and consumers of beer, wines and spirits with the Consumers Price Index at 6.7%.
11th April 2023 NZABC / ResearchTargeted education and support programmes will create a better understanding of responsible drinking, according to an annual survey by the New Zealand Alcohol Beverages Council.
6th December 2021 NZABCEven older people are turning away from alcohol consumption, says the NZ Alcohol Beverages Council.
15th November 2021 NZABCA 322% increase in the sale of zero-alcohol beer was seen in the span of a year from June 2020-June 2021, according to the NZ Alcohol Beverages Council.
21st September 2021 NZABCThe NZ Alcohol Beverages Council (NZABC) says it supports moves by global industry partners to put in place safeguards for the use of social influencers.
3rd May 2021 NZABCA shift in social attitudes to drinking is contributing to people being more moderate and responsible, says the New Zealand Alcohol Beverages Council.
