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    Kelly-Weeder (2010) identified binge drinking as one of the most serious health issues present on college campuses. Moreover, she took the time to investigate the relationship and co-occurrences between binge drinking and uncontrolled eating behaviors. For the purpose of the study, information was collected from 211 college students between 18 and 26 years of age. Students belonged to distinct backgrounds and socioeconomic statuses. More specifically, the data collected came from students at a…

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    of Wellpark. However, the main production and brand is, obviously, Tennent’s. The simply designed red “T” is the well known brand by almost everyone in Scotland. This is the brand with one of the oldest beer brand history in Scotland. In spite of this fact, Tennent’s brand concept is based on beer for everyone or even for a younger generation. The evidence of it is advertising policy of the company, which based on involvement in sponsorship of different music festivals and sports’ events. It was…

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    Brewery Bog Iron Brewery is a small brewery located in Norton, Massachusetts. It was established at the end of 2011 by its three owners; Frank, Brian, and Matt. After just over a year of dealing with licensing, inspections, etcetera their first beers began to be delivered to the public. Currently their brewing operations take place in an 8,500 square foot space. They also incorporated a small “full pour” taproom in 2014 that features flights, full pints, growler fills, and bottle sales to…

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    6 Drinks History

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    According to the book, beer was a trial and error concept. The Egyptians were the first to discover the fascination of beer by using cereal crops, as well as using the drink to pay for commodities. In the present day we no longer pay for merchandise in beer. Both in the past and present together we still celebrate as a “universal symbol of hospitality and friendship.” Consequently townspeople would add spices and herbs to express their delight for beer as they do today. In the past, countless…

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    Tara Watson Argument

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    Another author who also supports not changing the drinking age is Tara Watson. She has earned her credibility as a chairwoman in Public Health as well as an associate in an econonmic health program. Unlike Carpenter, Watson’s inductive report has verifiable data. Her information justifys her reasoning as well as gives the reader more information about the affects of alcohol. Watson also takes it one step further by including the opposing sides argument which states, “It is unpopular among most…

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    respect to the individual. Many of us college student engage in consumption of alcohol in a social setting, like a party or bar while watching a sporting event. Often, adults after a long day of work unwind by having a drink of alcohol whether it is beer, wine or hard liquor.…

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    worldwide. It is the seventh biggest producer of beer in the world. The larger market for the company is Europe, especially the United Kindom - 34% its net sales came from it in 2015. The net sales of Molson Coors Brewing Company showed the drop during 2013-2014 from $4,206.1M to $3,567.5M, while profit fell from $567M to $360M during the same period time. The main reasons of huge falling in the profit is decreasing sales of an amount the beer, high volatility of foreign currency rate, the…

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    Mountain Man Lager Case

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    The best solution for MMBC to deal with this problem is to introduce a new product via brand extension, the Mountain Main Light, to target young drinkers. This is because light beer sales in the U.S. had been growing over the previous six years. Additionally, the company should aggressively market the new product with better marketing strategies. First, the company needs to create a new “light” formula with the same quality as Mountain Man Lager. MMBC should meticulously reformulate the new…

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    “The home brewer's Bible” (eBay) which makes a person think it’s the best book out there and no other book compares. The second eBay site was straight and forward using an objective listing “Stouts, ales, lagers, porters, bitters, pilsners, specialty beers, and meads . . . they’re all remarkably easy to make with the New Complete Joy of Home Brewing” (eBay). The…

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    Advertisements are extremely influential, they play on our emotions, on our desires, and on our weaknesses. An advertisement is a way for a company to endorse their products or services in order to gain familiarity in hope of more business. Advertisements are seen on all forms of media, most notably tv commercials, magazines, websites, etc. However because of the power that advertisements hold on an individual especially a child, society must reconsider what should be allowed to be advertised on…

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