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Noncommercial alcohol as a problem
The International Center for Alcohol Policies recently released a report, Noncommercial Alcohol in Three Regions, that looks at central and eastern Europe (such as Belarus and Ukraine), subsaharan Africa (such as Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, and Zimbabwe), and South Asia (such as Sri Lanka). For more, see here. The report defines noncommercial alcohol as "traditional beverages produced for home consumption or limited local trade and counterfeit or unregistered products."
Posted by David Fahey on November 20, 2008 at 04:45 PM in Alcohol (general), Belarus, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Sri Lanka, Ukraine, Zimbabwe | Permalink