DSICA has developed close links with several leading national and international
alcohol agencies concerned with the alcohol industry and the social effects
of alcohol use.
Australia
In Australia DSICA is a founding member of:
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National
Alcohol Beverage Industry Council (NABIC)
NABIC’s members include: Australian Associated Brewers; Australian
Hotels Association; Australian Liquor Stores Association; Liquor Merchants
Association; Registered and Licensed Clubs Association of Australia;
Restaurant and Catering Association of Australia; and the Winemakers
Federation of Australia. |
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Liquor Control
Advisory Council, Victoria |
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The Liquor Industry
Consultative Council of New South Wales |
International
Internationally DSICA is a member of:
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Asia
Pacific Alcohol Policy Forum (APAPF)
Based in Hong Kong, APAPF concerns itself with the social issues of
alcohol in the countries of Asia and the Pacific Rim. DSICA was the
catalyst for the establishment of APAPF, and Gordon Broderick was
its inaugural Chairman and Executive Director. |
DSICA also maintains close links with several other major international
organisations dealing with the social issues of alcohol. They are:
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The Century Council
(USA) |
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The Portman Group
(UK) |
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The Amsterdam Group
(Europe) |
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STIVA – The
Netherlands Foundation for the Responsible Use of Alcohol |
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Educ’alcool
in Quebec |
DSICA has links with international centres such as:
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The Centre for
Beverage Alcohol (UK) |
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The International
Centre for Alcohol Policies (USA) |
Internationally, DSICA maintains close links with some of the world’s
major international liquor industry associations, such as:
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The World Spirits
Alliance (WSA) |
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The Distilled Spirits
Association of New Zealand (DSANZ) |
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The Scotch Whisky
Association (UK) |
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The Distilled Spirits
Council of the United States of America (DISCUS) |
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The Association
of Canadian Distillers |
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