UK: Portman Group promotes drinks marketing code
Author: just-drinks.com editorial team | 28 September 2009
You have to be, and look, 25 to be shown drinking in any alcohol marketing, according to The Portman Group.
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You have to be, and look, 25 to be shown drinking in any alcohol marketing, according to The Portman Group.
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