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.

Heineken

Heineken’s Sponsorship of Sports Events

Heineken sponsoring “the start of the match”. While such sponsorships are undeniably lucrative for alcohol companies, they also ...

Predatory Practice: Olympic Committee Enters Partnership with Big Alcohol Giant

For the first time ever, the International Olympic Committee has made a deal with the alcohol industry to sponsor events that celebrate the ...

AB InBev

Civil Society Organization partners with Bavaria

Civil society organisation collaborating with the alcohol brand “Bavaria” to offer capacity building in promoting so called ...

BJM Vodka

The Misuse of Borjomi’s Name

The mineral water brand, Borjomi, known for its healing properties sourced from Georgia’s Borjomi Valley, faces a concerning dilemma ...

How Communities Can Advance Cancer Prevention Through Awareness and Policy Action on Alcohol

For this podcast conversation we have invited four guests, Nason Maani, Blanca Lorente, Emil Juslin, and Juliet Namukasa, to discuss how ...

EU Commission’s World Cancer Day Event Highlights Importance of Tackling Alcohol as Serious Carcinogen

Changing the realities of cancer is one of the main priorities of the European Commission in the health domain. Three years after the ...

Big Alcohol Launches Competition to ‘Dry January’

Concerning reports from Netherlands reveal a Big Alcohol counter-campaign to Dry January: ‘Damp January’. Examples from other ...

AB InBev

Novel Insights Into Big Alcohol’s Lobbying Footprint in the United States

This study shows how comparing the lobbying practices of different health harmful industry, including Big Alcohol, offers a deeper ...

Where in Europe Is Alcohol Consumption Falling and Which Countries Face Rising Alcohol Consumption?

Reports reveal a gradual decrease in alcohol consumption in the EU and the wider WHO European Region. In the EU, overall alcohol ...

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