Research

A Clear Way Forward: The Case for Better Alcohol Labelling

Clear Way Forward represents the most comprehensive audit to date of alcohol labels in the UK and demonstrates why mandatory alcohol labelling is so needed. Looking at over 530 products, this analysis shows what information the alcohol industry prioritises, what information is missing or inconsistent between products, and where improved alcohol labelling could benefit consumers and the public. It also shows the limits of
the voluntary guidelines, and where a mandatory approach is essential if the public are going to get the information they need.

Recovery Community Perspectives: Alcohol Marketing Restrictions

Alcohol Deaths Reviews in Scotland

Community Not a Commodity: LGBT+ Views on Alcohol Marketing

Report on the LGBT+ Community's views on alcohol marketing.

The Price is Right

This report explores ways of taxing windfall from MUP, examining potential changes to the alcohol duty system and the case for a new additional tax.

Alcohol-related Visual Cues in Outdoor Spaces

A rapid literature review on the effect of alcohol marketing on people with, or at risk of, an alcohol problem.

Fraser of Allander Institute Research on a Levy on Non-Domestic Rates

Alcohol Marketing Restrictions Learning from International Implementation

Alcohol Marketing Restrictions Learning from International Implementation. University of Stirling.

Health information, messaging and warnings on alcohol packaging: A focus group study with young adult drinkers in Scotland

Findings from the focus groups conducted with young adults epxloring alcohol labelling and health warnings.

Rapid literature review on the impact of health messaging and product information on packaging of alcohol and other unhealthy commodities

Findings from rapid review on alcohol labelling

Alcohol Health Alliance interim research findings on alcohol labelling

The extent, nature, and frequency of alcohol sport sponsorship in professional football and rugby union in Scotland

Findings on extent and nature of alcohol sponsorship in professional football and rugby in Scotland and policy recommendations.