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The world is becoming increasingly volatile and brands cannot afford to ignore the strategic power of proactive policy approaches, says Gabrielle Robitaille, Director of Policy at WFA.
Good marketers know that marketing is more than advertising. That’s why the Responsible Marketing Pact (RMP) now has stronger commitments for influencer campaigns and new rules on sponsorship, says Alexandre Boyer, Senior Manager, Policy, at WFA.
Leading beer, wine and spirits brands are demonstrating that growth and positive societal benefits can co-exist. Gabrielle Robitaille, WFA Director of Policy, explains how collective efforts can promote greater awareness of moderation and encourage responsible drinking.
Top marketers have an appetite for even more policy input on key issues such as sustainability, risk management and reputation.
WFA launches model Framework for Positive Marketing Behaviours to help foster collaboration and enable marketers to better manage risk and opportunity in a polarised world.
On the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Responsible Marketing Pact, Giuditta Hanau Santini, Junior Policy Manager at WFA, shares her thoughts on the importance of protecting minors from exposure to alcohol advertising.
Deciding if an ad is irresponsible or targets minors is a tricky business. It is rarely black and white.
The global action plan looks to to strengthen the implementation of the Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol
There is a perception shared by some that minors see many alcohol ads. The story that isn't being told, however, is that the industry has made big efforts in recent years to significantly reduce minors’ exposure to alcohol ads. WFA Policy Manager Julia Quintella explains.
The Responsible Marketing Pact (RMP) aims to reduce minors’ exposure to alcohol marketing, limit the appeal of alcohol marketing to minors, and strive to ensure minors’ social media experience is free from alcohol ads.
There is increasing pressure on alcohol producers in light of marketing’s perceived role in encouraging underage consumption.
In June, the Responsible Marketing Pact, WFA’s flagship programme on responsible alcohol marketing, officially came into effect.