Case library
Cases of alcohol industry misconduct from around the world exposing the predatory practices.
A library of all the unethical methods of Big Alcohol – aggressive lobbying, unethical marketing, sabotaging of rules and institutions and much more, all in one place.
Kenya: Alcohol Giant Diageo Faces Severe Fines For Disobeying Supreme Court Order
Bia Tosha Distributors Ltd alleges that EABL and Diageo engaged in anti-competitive practices by refusing to give back beer distributorship ...
Heineken Heineken Land Grab Shatters Lives and Livelihoods in Ethiopia
Revelations by investigative journalist Olivier van Beemen show that Heineken built a new brewery on land on the outskirts of Addis Abba, ...
Heineken Heineken Takes Over Competitor in Aggressive Push for African Markets
Heineken has finalised its move to acquire the controlling shares of African brewer Distell Group Holdings Limited. Heineken’s plans ...
Carlsberg Carlsberg Exposed: Beer Giant Participates in Oppression of Uyghurs
The Danish beer giant Carlsberg has been exposed for participating in the oppression of the Muslim minority in China. Carlsberg owns a ...
Kenya: Government Increases Tax Receipt from Beer Giant
The Kenyan government has reduced the tax exemption for the low-end beer brand Senator, owned by East African Breweries Plc (EABL). As the ...
Bacardi Exposed: Alcohol Companies Among Instagram’s Fastest Growing Brands
Social media has become one of the most popular platforms in alcohol marketing, reaching a large group of people, often minors and young ...
UICC: Commercial Interests Drive Millions of Cancer Deaths
Marking World Cancer Day, UICC calls on governments around the world to prioritise four policy actions to reduce preventable cancers caused ...
Denormalising Alcohol Industry Activities in Schools
Children’s education and lives should be protected from the harmful influence of commercial interests. Yet the global alcohol ...
Embracing the Non-Traditional: Alcohol Advertising on TikTok
The researchers have focused on TikTok because of the asymmetry between the number of users it has and the amount of research done on how ...