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RYNKI ALKOHOLOWE
No. 2 (179)
february 2010

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Beer advertisement restrictions continue
The Ministry of Health has prepared a draft of amendments to the Act on upbringing in sobriety and alcoholism counteraction, which is going to more effectively prevent excessive alcohol consumption by Poles. The amendment plan forbids beer advertisement in radio and television before 11.00 pm. It also bans consumption of spirits during open air events and a total consumption ban on beaches.
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
Shall sale will application replace licence?
Act draft on reduction of administrative barriers for citizens and entrepreneurs anticipates replacement of the duty to obtain permit for alcohol sale with an obligatory single alcohol sale will application by organisers of parties, events and also in case of a planned alcohol clearance sale.
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
Stars promote Polish vodka
The Polish law forbids advertisement of alcohol above 4.5% of alcohol content. Producers of spirits compete in conceptions using known show business figures and celebrities to promote products.Stars mainly participate in events sponsored by alcohol producers or directly take part in promotional actions of a specific alcohol brand and such publicity makes up for the advertisement ban.
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
Polski Chmiel Company’s bankruptcy
The largest company of hoper growers in the Lubelszczyzna Region, Polski Chmiel SA, has declared bankruptcy in the Commercial Court in Lublin. Tonnes of dry hopper linger in the growers’ warehouses and the company has no money to pay farmers or banks.
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
Podlasie wants to legalise moonshine
Conceptions raised by the Minister of Agriculture Krzysztof Jurgiel resume. He wanted to legalise moonshine distilled by farmers for bioethanol – fuel for agricultural machinery and as a regional food product. Association of Rural Commune of the Podlaskie Voivodship postulates ratification of production of small amounts of moonshine for own use referring to several European Union states, where such activity is permissible.
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
Member of the Parliament Palikot supports moonshine producers
Janusz Palikot succours the society postulating legalisation of moonshine production. The MP prepares an amendment draft to several acts and anticipates that farmers producing moonshine will be able to apply for the production to appropriate tax offices and purchase excise bands for bottles paying the ­excise tax at the same time. Home-made alcohol in small amounts would be sold only in places of its production, such as in a countryside tourist farm. State Sanitary Inspection Sanepid would control alcohol quality and production.
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
Russian anniversary of vodka production definition
Dmitrij Mendelejew made a scientific definition of vodka production in a doctor’s thesis “About combing spirit with water” 145 years ago. Vodka in Russia was produced much earlier, however part of scientists treats the Mendelejew’s thesis as a date of creation of this classic pure alcoholic beverage with 40% alcohol content and which has become one of the main country’s symbols and indispensable product in every Russian home.
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
Drastically high consumption in EU
Average citizen of the European Union consumes 11 litres of pure alcohol a year, what exceeds the results of the residents of the remaining part of the world by 2.5 times. EuroCare Association to fight alcoholism warns that the total cost of diseases, crimes and accidents related with alcohol is estimated at around 1.3 of the Union’s GDP. The EuroCare fraction demands implementation of the duty to place warnings on alcohol consumption harmfulness on alcoholic products’ packaging, raising excise tax, reducing alcohol advertisement, strict ban of selling alcohol to persons under 18 years of age (16 year olds or even younger are allowed to buy beer in many countries of the European Union).
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
Okocim reactivation - effective actions of Carlsberg
In March 2009, Okocim emerged on the countrywide trade market in a bottle with a new graphics. After six months from the return to the market, the Okocim Premium Pils brand gained 0.8% share on the beer market and the remaining Okocim products raised their share up to nearly 2%. Carlsberg Polska Brewery wants Okocim lager to achieve 3% of the Polish market within 2 to 3 years.
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
Actor resigns from wine investment
Marek Kondrat is not going to open a wine-bar at Gdańsk’s Główne Miasto by Długi Targ Street, despite the fact that originally the known restaurant was to be given to him without any contest. Apart from catering, the wine-bar would also house an artistic activity. Winarium Company already has a point in Sopot and is considering another localisation in the Triple City this year.
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
Taiwan produces the victorious whisky
The alcoholic beverage from Taiwan won the first place during whisky tasting in Edinburgh on the occasion of annual birthday celebrations of the 18th-century Scottish poet Burns. The Taiwanese whisky Kavalan made a spectacular win in the contest over three Scottish and one English whisky.
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
Royal Unibrew Polska has a new manager
Tomasz Trela has taken a post of sales manager in the Polish branch of Royal Unibrew brewery and shall be responsible for all areas of sale in traditional and modern channels. Royal Unibrew Polska’s portfolio includes such brands as: Łomża, Cooler, Strzelec, Rybnicki Full or Korona Książeca.
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
Americans choose cheaper alcoholic beverages
The industry report of the Distilled Spirits Council shows that last year the citizens of the United States, who feel the results of the recession, reached for cheaper alcoholic beverages resigning from higher shelf price. Cheap alcohol consumption overseas increased in 2009 by 5.5%. Whereas demand for more exclusive brands, the prices of which shaped at the level of 30 USD per 75 ml bottle, dropped by 5.1%.
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
New society of beer lovers
According to the initiators – the beer enthusiasts of Olsztyn, tasters and collectors of beer gadget, the task of the new group of golden beverage enthusiasts shall be a promotion of the tradition associated with beer industry and presentation of its entire wealth. The new society will be established as a branch of Beer Fellowship, Polish branch of the European Beer Consumers Union organisation.
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
Forged labels in Mazovia
Police has secured a few thousand forged labels of mainly brand spirits, coffee and cigarettes in a private printing house nearby Mińsk Mazowiecki. Imprisonment of up to 5 years is applied for illegal production of labels with forged trademarks.
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
Minimum alcohol prices in Great Britain
The British government considers implementation of minimum prices for spirits, wine and beer, what practically means a double price raise of alcoholic beverages in order to reduce a growing consumption of alcohol and recent plaque of drunkenness and deaths related with alcohol poisoning.
Rynki Alkoholowe, 2/2010
 
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