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.
From ICAP to IARD: Exposing the Political Activities of the International Alliance for Responsible Drinking
This study aims to deepen understanding of the alcohol industry’s political activities at the global level. The study enriches ...
How Major Alcohol Companies Collaborated With Big Tobacco Front Group to Shape Science and Policy
This study shows that at a key formative moment the major alcohol companies took advantage of the intellectual inheritance provided by ...
Origins and Purposes of Big Alcohol’s Public Relations Groups
This study provides ample reasons to regard the nature of the threat posed by large alcohol companies to health as essentially similar to ...
Three Revelations in Support of Better Alcohol Policies
The three articles represent a more concerted attempt to develop a science-based approach to the global burden of alcohol problems and a ...
Heineken, Kirin Petition to End Partnership of Big Alcohol with Myanmar Army
An online petition started by the International Campaign for the Rohingya seeks to collect 12,800 signatories as public support for the ...
Heineken WHO Foundation Established to Support Critical Global Health Needs
The World Health Organization has established the WHO Foundation to support critical global health needs. The Foundation will fund the WHO ...
UN Statistical Commission Refines SDG Alcohol Indicator
The UN Statistical Commission approved a set of changes to the global indicator framework for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). A ...
The Strategies of Big Alcohol: Downplaying the Risk of Cancer
SAPROs provide inaccurate information, or accurate information with many confounders and misleading language to undermine cancer risk. The ...
Is Big Alcohol Doing Well By ‘Doing Good’?
The industry actions were conducted disproportionately in regions with high-income countries (Europe and North America), with lower ...