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to stockholder Teresa M. for letting Molson Coors Chairman Eric Molson know that the company's "Friends" advertising campaign is unacceptable to her as an investor. In response to our Ad Alert concerning the Molson Friends ad campaign she wrote:
"Thanks for bringing it to my attention! I'm a stockholder and had no idea what was going on. I must keep better informed about the stocks I own in the future. I am going to sell my Molson's stock. And I'm going to tell my friends to as well. You would be surprised the amount of power us middle-aged women have!"
Sincerely,
Teresa M.
Tired of irresponsible alcohol ads? Talk Back to Big Alcohol.
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to Spirit Sciences USA, for marketing RU-21—a new over-the- counter pill that supposedly helps prevent hangovers. Health advocates are concerned about products like RU-21 because they send the message that taking a pill can make drinking risk-free. RU-21 may cure a hangover, but it can't eliminate the many negative physical and social consequences associated with alcohol including drinking-driving crashes, liver failure, arrests, alcohol poisoning and vandalism. |
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More than 40 percent of individuals who begin drinking before age 13 will develop addiction or alcohol dependency, or other problems associated with alcohol use at some point in their lives.
- Leadership to Keep Children Alcohol Free
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