Lobbying The Limits Away
The U.S. Dietary Guidelines have removed their longstanding numerical drinking limits (two drinks daily for men, one for women) for the first time in over 30 years. An investigation suggests the change followed sustained alcohol industry lobbying, and that a federal study on alcohol's cancer and mortality risks was shelved in the process. It's a significant policy shift with implications for how wine is marketed and regulated in America's largest market.
Originally published by Movendi International
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