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RARHA wants your opinion on alcohol: European consumer survey on alcohol communication

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Spirits-Europe-DG-expects-ECJ-to-resolve-alcohol-unit-pricing-acrimony_strict_xxlHave you ever wondered what alcohol does to your body and how much alcohol is too much?

Across Europe, information on alcohol is disseminated through various means: producers, public health agencies, health professionals, mass media, etc.
As a result, we are faced with mixed messages regarding how much to drink, and when we should not drink at all.

Reducing Alcohol Related Harm (RARHA) invites you to complete this quick questionnaire to map consumers’ opinions on the topic.

This survey should not take more than five minutes of your time.

Please follow this link to the site of the survey and click on the flag of your country.

If your country is not listed, please just click on the EU flag (survey in English).

This survey is carried out through the European Union Joint Action on Reducing Alcohol Related Harm (RARHA) bringing together expert organizations in public health from 30 European countries. Results will feed into RARHA work and will contribute to the discussion on how to communicate information about alcohol-related risks.

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Your answers will remain anonymous at all times. We thank you for your contribution.

European Alcohol Policy Alliance

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