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Canada proposes cancer warning labels on alcohol to inform consumers about its cancer risks.
The Canadian Senate is reviewing Bill S-202, introduced by Senator Patrick Brazeau, which would require cancer warning labels on alcohol packaging due to alcohol’s link to seven cancer types.
Backed by the Canadian Cancer Society, the bill aims to increase public awareness, as over half of Canadians are unaware of these risks.
It also mandates clear labeling of drink sizes, servings per container, and health thresholds.
Legal experts argue the alcohol industry has evaded its duty to warn, unlike tobacco.
Brazeau, motivated by personal loss and sobriety, criticizes industry opposition and calls the labels a first step toward broader reforms, including advertising bans.
Canadá propone etiquetas de advertencia contra el cáncer en el alcohol para informar a los consumidores sobre los riesgos de cáncer.