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Clarke, Natasha and Pechey, Emily and Shemilt, Ian and Pilling, Mark and Roberts, Nia W and Marteau, Theresa M and Jebb, Susan A and Hollands, Gareth J (2025) Calorie (energy) labelling for changing selection and consumption of food or alcohol. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews , 1 .

Oliffe, John L and Gao, Nina and Kelly, Mary T and Goodyear, Trevor and Drummond, Murray and Levesque, Christine and White, Katherine (2025) The commercial determinants of nonalcoholic beer: redemption, revenue, or men’s harm reduction? American Journal of Men's Health , 19 , (1) .

Alcohol Action Ireland. (2024) All publicity is good publicity for alcohol industry as it uses zero-alcohol products to circumvent public health rules. Alcohol Action Ireland blog .

Groefsema, Martine M and van Hooijdonk, Kirsten J M and Voogt, Carmen V and Hendriks, Hanneke and Vink, Jacqueline M (2024) Consumption of alcohol-free and alcoholic beverages among Dutch university students: substitution or addition? Drug and Alcohol Review , 43 , (6) , pp. 1545-1558.

Perman-Howe, Parvati R and Holmes, John and Brown, Jamie and Kersbergen, Inge (2024) Characteristics of consumers of alcohol-free and low-alcohol drinks in Great Britain: a cross-sectional study. Drug and Alcohol Review , Early online .

Piatkowski, Timothy and Patel, Maharshi and Puljević, Cheneal and Davies, Emma L and Barratt, Monica J (2024) Why, where, and with whom? Understanding the set and setting influencing the consumption of NoLo beverages. Drugs: Education Prevention and Policy , Early online .

Booth, Leon and Keric, Danica and Bowden, Jacqueline and Bartram, Ashlea and Sengupta, Agnivo and Pettigrew, Simone (2024) Zero alcohol products and adolescents: a tool for harm reduction or a trojan horse? Appetite , Early online .

Misell, Andrew (2024) Low-alcohol, alcohol-free, non-alcoholic: what does it all mean? Alcohol Change UK blog .

De-Loyde, Katie and Ferrar, Jennifer and Pilling, Mark A and Hollands, Gareth J and Clarke, Natasha and Matthews, Joe A and Maynard, Olivia M and Wood, Tiffany and Heath, Carly and Munafò, Marcus R and Attwood, Angela S (2024) The impact of introducing alcohol-free beer options in bars and public houses on alcohol sales and revenue: a randomised crossover field trial. Addiction , 119 , (6) , pp. 1071-1079.

Bartram, Ashlea and Harrison, Nathan J and Norris, Christina A and Kim, Susan and Pettigrew, Simone and Room, Robin and Miller, Caroline and Olver, Ian and Jenkinson, Rebecca and Bowshall, Marina and Bowden, Jacqueline A (2023) Which parents provide zero-alcohol beverages to adolescents? A survey of Australian parents' practices and intentions. Preventive Medicine , 179 .

Nicholls, Emily (2023) "I don't want to introduce it into new places in my life": the marketing and consumption of no and low alcohol drinks. International journal of drug policy , 119 .

Caballeria, Elsa and Pons-Cabrera, Maria Teresa and Balcells-Oliveró, Mercedes and Braddick, Fleur and Gordon, Rebecca and Gual, Antoni and Matrai, Silvia and López-Pelayo, Hugo (2022) "Doctor, can I drink an alcohol-free beer?" Low-alcohol and alcohol-free drinks in people with heavy drinking or alcohol use disorders: systematic review of the literature. Nutrients , 14 , (19) .

Anderson, Peter and Kokole, Daša and Llopis, Eva Jane (2021) Production, consumption, and potential public health impact of low- and no-alcohol products: results of a scoping review. Nutrients , 13 , (9) .

Llopis, Eva Jané and O'Donnell, Amy and Anderson, Peter (2021) Impact of price promotion, price, and minimum unit price on household purchases of low and no alcohol beers and ciders: Descriptive analyses and interrupted time series analysis of purchase data from 70, 303 British households, 2015-2018 and first half of 2020. Social Science & Medicine , 270 , p. 113690.

Anderson, Peter and Jané Llopis, Eva and O'Donnell, Amy and Manthey, Jakob and Rehm, Jürgen (2020) Impact of low and no alcohol beers on purchases of alcohol: interrupted time series analysis of British household shopping data, 2015-2018. BMJ Open , 10 , (10) , e036371.

Report

World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe. (2024) Empowering public health advocates to navigate alcohol policy challenges: alcohol policy playbook. Copenhagen: World Health Organization Regional Office for Europe.

Drinks Ireland. (2024) Irish beer market report 2023. Dublin: Drinks Ireland.

Lewis-Richards, Matt and Lowe, Ffion and Davies, Angharad and Evans, Daisy (2024) What do publicans think about alcohol-free drinks? London: Alcohol Change UK.

Holmes, John and Angus, Colin and Kersbergen, Inge and Pryce, Robert and Stevely, Abigail and Wilson, Luke (2024) No- and low-alcohol drinks in Great Britain: monitoring report. Sheffield: University of Sheffield.

World Health Organization. (2023) A public health perspective on zero- and low-alcohol beverages. World Health Organization.

Nicholls, Emily (2022) “You can be a hybrid when it comes to drinking”. The marketing and consumption of no and low alcohol drinks in the UK. London: Institute of Alcohol Studies.

Corfe, Scott and Hyde, Richard and Shepherd, Jake (2020) Alcohol-free and low-strength drinks: understanding their role in reducing alcohol-related harms. London: The Social Market Foundation.

Dail Debates

[Oireachtas] Dáil Éireann debate. Question 212 – Alcohol advertising [43572/24]. (23 Oct 2024)

[Oireachtas] Dáil Éireann debate. Question 90 – Departmental expenditure [Alcohol industry] [39272/24]. (02 Oct 2024)

Audio

Society for the Study of Addiction. Calder, Robert (2024) Addiction audio. Season 2, 2024. London: Society for the Study of Addiction.

News

[Alcohol Action Ireland] Press release: Legal challenge must be taken to decide if laws designed to protect children are being egregiously flouted with zero alcohol products. (20 Mar 2024)

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