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Successful training on responsible wine consumption in Germany

Abstract

Vocational school seminars on “Wine consumption between enjoyment and risk” are part of the German implementation of the international prevention programme Wine in Moderation. In addition to basic information on legal issues, such as applicable laws (Youth Protection Act, alcohol regulation in road traffic), the seminars also provide self-regulatory rules of wine advertising as well as health effects of the use and abuse of alcoholic beverages in general and wine in particular. By means of questionnaires on the basic knowledge of the vocational students, the knowledge was assessed before the seminar (T1), immediately afterwards (T2) and about 6 months later (T3). The results of the last three years, as well as those of previous years, speak for the sustainable success of these information events.

Formation réussie sur la consommation responsable de vin en Allemagne

Les séminaires organisés dans les écoles professionnelles sur le thème « La consommation de vin entre plaisir et risque » font partie de la mise en œuvre en Allemagne du programme international de prévention « Le vin avec modération ». Outre les informations de base sur les questions juridiques, telles que les lois applicables (loi sur la protection de la jeunesse, réglementation de l’alcool dans le trafic routier), les séminaires fournissent également des règles d’autorégulation sur la publicité pour le vin ainsi que sur les effets sur la santé de l’usage et de l’abus de boissons alcoolisées en général et de vin en particulier. Au moyen de questionnaires sur les connaissances de base des élèves de l’enseignement professionnel, les connaissances ont été évaluées avant le séminaire (T1), immédiatement après (T2) et environ 6 mois plus tard (T3). Les résultats des trois dernières années, ainsi que ceux des années précédentes, témoignent du succès durable de ces événements d’information.

Erfolgreiche Schulung zu verantwortungsvollem Weinkonsum in Deutschland

Berufsschulseminare zum Thema „Weinkonsum zwischen Genuss und Risiko“ sind Teil der deutschen Umsetzung des internationalen Präventionsprogramms Wine in Moderation. Neben grundlegenden Informationen zu rechtlichen Fragen, wie z.B. den geltenden Gesetzen (Jugendschutzgesetz, Alkoholverordnung im Straßenverkehr), werden in den Seminaren auch Selbstkontrollregeln der Weinwerbung sowie gesundheitliche Auswirkungen des Konsums und Missbrauchs von alkoholischen Getränken im Allgemeinen und Wein im Besonderen vermittelt. Mit Hilfe von Fragebögen zum Grundwissen der Berufsschüler wurde das Wissen vor dem Seminar (T1), unmittelbar danach (T2) und etwa 6 Monate später (T3) erhoben. Die Ergebnisse der letzten drei Jahre, wie auch die der Vorjahre, sprechen für den nachhaltigen Erfolg dieser Informationsveranstaltungen.

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Publication date: November 18, 2024

Issue: OIV 2024

Type: Article

Authors

Claudia Hammer1, Ursula Frader1

¹ Deutsche Weinakademie, Platz des Weines, Rheinland-Pfalz – Bodenheim, Germany

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