Gallup’s recent report showing alcohol consumption at an 86-year low in the US has prompted a raft of reactions from within the country’s alcohol industry, with some warning against overstating short-term shifts and others highlighting scientific evidence on moderate drinking. A recent National Academy of Sciences consensus study shows moderate drinking is linked with lower all-cause mortality and reduced cardiovascular risk, but also with higher breast cancer risk. In June, a media report claimed that the US Government was planning to raise the recommended daily alcohol consumption limits in a revision of its dietary guidelines—this has yet to occur. (SOURCE: Global Drinks Intel)  (ICE NEW YORK)

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