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.
22 Case Stories of Big Alcohol Misconduct in 2023
In 2023, Movendi International published more than 290 stories on our Alcohol Issues News Center, covering alcohol policy and scientific ...
Heineken Exposed for ‘Slave Labor’ Practices in Brazil
Brazilian brewery Kaiser, which is owned by Heineken, has been added to the government’s list of companies responsible for labor ...
Brazil: Supported by Big Alcohol, Research Center Defines Standard Unit of Alcohol 40% Higher Than World Health Organization
Center financed by alcohol giants Heinken and AB InBev is used as a reference by the Ministry of Health and provides data that favors ...
Beer Giant Exposed: AB InBev’s ESG Agenda Aims to Rebuild Brand Image
Beer giant AB InBev’s Environment, Social and Governance Agenda (ESG) report for the year 2021 reflects that AB InBev has taken ...
Brazil: Major Fraud Scandal Involves Big Alcohol Owners
Brazilian retail company Americanas has filed for bankruptcy protection. The company, which operates a chain of department stores and an ...
Conflict of Interest Exposed: Beer Giant Funds Screening and Brief Intervention for Alcohol Problems It Causes
Beer giant AB InBev is funding screening and brief intervention (SBI) in Brazil, Mexico and South Africa. SBI is intended to prevent and ...
Communities from Around the World Call on Netflix to Exclude Alcohol Ads
In November, Netflix will start rolling out its new and cheaper ad-supported package “basic with ads” for $6.99, per month. ...
FIFA and Big Alcohol: Alcohol Sales During World Cup in Qatar
FIFA doing the dirty work for alcohol giant AB InBev pushed Qatari officials to weaken their alcohol laws just for the FIFA World Cup. ...
S2 E2: Alcohol Policy and the WHO: What Happened at the Recent Executive Board Meeting
More than 100 countries were represented by 27 statements made during the debate about the WHO draft global alcohol action plan at the ...