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.
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 ...
New Data Analysis Supports Effectiveness of Alcohol Policy Best Buys
Using statistical analysis, this study confirms that WHO alcohol policy best buys regarding taxation and availability lead to lower alcohol ...
Namibia: Government Mulls Alcohol Advertising Ban
The government of Namibia is in the process of drafting a bill called “The Prevention and Treatment of Substance Use”. This ...
Germany: Parliamentary Health Committee Discusses Country’s Alcohol Policy
The parliamentary health committee held a hearing on March 3, 2021 to discuss Germany’s alcohol policy. On the agenda of the hearing ...
South Africa: Discussion About Alcohol Policy Development Picks Up Momentum While Alcohol Harm Spikes After Lifting of Sales Ban
The government of South Africa is considering stronger alcohol control policy measures, as a result of data and experiences from the ...
USA and COVID-19: Big Alcohol Fuels Rise in Alcohol Liver Disease
Big Alcohol Is fueling a rise in alcohol-related liver disease in the USA amidst the coronavirus pandemic. An increasing number of younger ...
Papua New Guinea: Time to Tackle Alcohol Burden
The complete absence of any regulation of the alcohol industry is fueling high availability, pervasive alcohol marketing and cheap alcohol ...
“Alcohol as obstacle to development”
Movendi International has released a brand new episode of the Alcohol Issues podcast. It contains an in-depth conversation with Dudley ...
Are the Alcohol Policy “Best Buys” Still Valid?
This study found that increasing excise taxes has a low cost and a highly favorable ratio of costs to effects in both low and high income ...