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Dry January and the Movement Towards Non-Alcoholic Beverages

As younger generations move into adulthood, the popularity of “Dry January” has become delegated to the entire year, rather than just a month. As this trend continues, many craft breweries, cocktail manufacturers, and even wineries are producing more non-alcoholic options. As younger generations move into adulthood, the popularity of “Dry January” has become delegated to the whole year, and the alcohol industry is following suit.

20 Years of Making a Difference with SCRAM CAM®

SCRAM CAM celebrates 20 years of monitoring clients for alcohol consumption and supporting them on the road to recovery and long-term sobriety.

PAS International Systems—Innovative Testing Technology for Any Situation

SCRAM Systems offers PAS Systems International products—innovative and affordable alcohol testing and drug screening for law enforcement, schools, and more.

New Colorado SB22-055 Requires Continuous Alcohol Monitoring for Repeat DUI Offenders

Beginning in January 2023, Colorado SB22-055 will require at least 90 days of continuous alcohol monitoring for those sentenced to probation following a felony offense or third or subsequent offense for DUI, DUI per se, or DWAI. Beginning January 2023, Colorado SB22-055 will require 90+ days of continuous alcohol monitoring for a third or subsequent offense for DUI or DWAI.

Save Time and Resources with Portable Alcohol Monitoring

Accurate and reliable alcohol testing is key to saving time and resources, and portable alcohol monitoring is the effortless solution for community corrections.

Empowering Clients to Regain Their Freedom to Drive

By offering a range of alcohol monitoring options, like ignition interlock devices, community corrections departments can easily tailor supervision to clients.

Sober Days: A game changer for treatment, criminal justice

Last June, I had the opportunity to present to a group of researchers with the National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism. As CEO of an alcohol

Infographic: How Much Do College Students Drink?

Roughly 600,000 students are injured unintentionally while under the influence of alcohol.

Moderate Drinking Harder than Abstinence for Problem Drinkers

A new study suggests that people struggling with alcohol misuse have more success at going completely dry versus controlling their drinking.

Getting Sober Isn’t Easy. Talking About Sobriety Can Be Just as Hard.

Researchers talked to people overcoming a drinking problem, and their findings show that many conceal the reasons for their abstinence in order to fit in.

Australian Study Suggests Many Adults Willing to Give Alcohol to Minors

A new study from Australian researchers suggests that an alarming number of people don’t think it is wrong to supply alcohol to other people’s kids.

UK Sees Shift in Alcohol Crimes with Around-the-Clock Drinking

A number of U.S. states want to extend public drinking hours. The U.K.’s findings could provide a real world case study for the U.S.