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.
Dirty Work for Big Alcohol: FIFA Pushes Through 17-Hour Alcohol Consumption at Qatar World Cup*
FIFA entered into a partnership with the WHO and Qatar in 2019 titled “Healthy FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 – Creating Legacy for ...
Need for Raising Alcohol Taxes Becomes Focus of Law Makers in New Mexico
Several policy makers in New Mexico have become concerned over the state having the highest alcohol death rate in the country. Discussions ...
The Devastating Impact of Alcohol in New Mexico, United States
Nearly three times more people die due to alcohol in New Mexico than the United States national average. Despite the heavy alcohol burden ...
Big Alcohol Grows in Nigeria. So Do Concerns About Alcohol Harm
Big Alcohol has increased its sales revenue and profits in the first half of 2022 in Nigeria. The rising profits of the alcohol industry ...
AB InBev Withdraws Legal Battle Against South African Government Over Temporary Alcohol Sales Bans During Pandemic
AB InBev subsidiary SAB Miller has finally given up its relentless legal battle against the South African government regarding the ...
Exposed: How Big Alcohol Plans to Capture Africa
The African region is home to 16% of the world’s population. Out of this, only 5% are alcohol consumers. Culturally the people in ...
Exposed: Big Alcohol Propaganda Reaches Dutch Doctors
A recent exposé on Follow The Money reveals that Big Alcohol has inserted its propaganda and misinformation into a training course for ...
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. ...
AB InBev Loses Court Case Against Temporary Alcohol Sales Ban During Pandemic in South Africa
SAB Miller, a subsidiary of alcohol giant AB InBev, has failed again in its relentless pursuit against the life-saving temporary alcohol ...