A Nanny State Shop In London
Dick Puddlecote Blog: It was pleasing to see SfL replicating their nanny state store in the UK after a couple of previous incarnations across the Atlantic.
Recent Media
Tobacco firms refused plain packaging appeal permission
Print Week: Students For Liberty and the Consumer Choice Center jointly host a plain packaged “nanny state store” to protest against such regulations.
Lower quality food debate begins in Slovakia, Eastern Europe
NEWSLAND: The Consumer Choice Center quoted in article on dual food quality debate on Moldovan website.
Lower quality food in eastern Europe sparks debate
DELPHI: The Consumer Choice Center mentioned in a Lithuanian article on the dual food debate.
Slovakia presses on dual foods debate
NOVAYAGZETA: The Consumer Choice Center mentioned in a Russian article on the dual food debate.
Slovak study fuels concerns about lower quality food in Eastern Europe
EURACTIV: The Consumer Choice Center is quoted in an article on the dual foods debate in Central and Eastern Europe.
Why Fewer Canadians Are Using Tobacco
HUFFINGTON POST: Despite millions in proposed new spending for getting Canadians unhooked off tobacco, fewer are lighting up.
L’italiano di Bruxelles che può aiutare il Sud del mondo
Affari Italiani: The Consumer Choice Center’s Luca Bertoletti publishes an article on the debate over palm oil and its impact on Italy.
Supply Management and the Dairy Farmers of Canada
The Conservative Online: Supply management is one of the policies in Canadian politics that seems to never give way.
Ending the Burden of the Regulatory State
Free to Brew: Joining the show is Yaël Ossowski, Public Relations Director for the Consumer Choice Center, and North Carolina Native.