First Survey of Non‐Alcoholic Beer Labels by Producer Type

Molly A. Bowdring; Judith J. Prochaska

doi:10.1111/dar.70138

March 1, 2026Drug and Alcohol Review

First Survey of Non‐Alcoholic Beer Labels by Producer Type

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Key Points

To identify and analyze the variations in labeling of non-alcoholic beers by different producer types.
Survey of non-alcoholic beer labels from various producers
Categorization of labels based on producer type
Comparison of labeling practices among producers
Non-alcoholic only producers' labels resembled soft drink labels
Dual producers were more likely to include health warnings and age restrictions
The inclusion of health warnings was generally rare across all producer types

Implication

Survey reveals non-alcoholic beer labeling inconsistencies, suggesting a need for federal regulation.

Abstract

Variation in non-alcoholic beer labelling highlights inconsistencies that could be addressed by federal regulations. Non-alcoholic only producers had labels more consistent with soft drink labels, whereas more dual producers included a health warning or age-restriction (though this practice was still rare).

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Bowdring et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69b4fc1fb39f7826a300cc6e https://doi.org/10.1111/dar.70138

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First Survey of Non‐Alcoholic Beer Labels by Producer Type

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First Survey of Non‐Alcoholic Beer Labels by Producer Type

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Discussion

Cite This Study

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