GLOBAL: GAP Group backs WHO resolution
By just-drinks.com editorial team | 23 May 2008
Global Alcohol Producers Group (GAP Group), which represents 16 leading global drinks firms in dialogue with the World Health Organization (WHO), has backed a resolution entitled "strategies to reduce the harmful use of alcohol", agreed by the 193 WHO member countries at the annual session of the World Health Assembly this week.
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Global Alcohol Producers Group (GAP Group), which represents 16 leading global drinks firms in dialogue with the World Health Organization (WHO), has backed a resolution entitled "strategies to reduce the harmful use of alcohol", agreed by the 193 WHO member countries at the annual session of the World Health Assembly this week.
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