Alcohol Beverage Labeling Act

The Alcohol Beverage Labeling Act (ABLA) is a U.S. law that requires alcoholic beverage labels to include specific health warnings about the risks of alcohol consumption, especially regarding pregnancy and driving. This legislation aims to inform consumers about the potential dangers of drinking alcohol, ensuring they make educated decisions. The Act mandates that these warnings be prominently displayed on labels, promoting awareness and safety among consumers. Overall, the ABLA seeks to protect public health by providing essential information about the effects of alcohol.