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.
How Do Countries Inform Their People That Alcohol Causes Cancer?
This article explores how countries are addressing cancer risks due to alcohol by highlighting effective strategies and the challenges they ...
Canadian Government Receives Failing Grade for Lack of Evidence-Based Alcohol Policies
The purpose of this study is to use the results of the 3rd CAPE to characterize current Canadian federal alcohol policies and to assess ...
Australia: Alcohol Companies Use Misleading Labeling
Alcohol companies are misleading people with ‘low sugar’ labels. A natioanlly representative poll exposed how alcohol companies use ...
Costa Rica: Alcohol Companies Deliberately Sabotage Marketing Law
The alcohol industry in Costa Rica is violating the law. Alcohol companies are deliberately avoiding to include the mandatory phrase ...
Study Shows Very Low Knowledge About Link Between Low-Dose Alcohol Use and Breast Cancer in Ireland
This study examined factors related to awareness of the association between alcohol use and breast cancer risk. Given that two in every ten ...
USA: Big Alcohol Exposed for Misleading Labeling
Alcohol companies in the United States have been exposed for misleading consumers with their product labeling. Customers filed several ...
Green Light for Alcohol Warning Labelling in Ireland
Ireland has received the green light from the European Commission to go ahead with the measure to place health warning labels on all ...
Online Alcohol Retailers Fail to Display Health Warnings
A study of online alcohol sales has revealed serious inadequacies when it comes to the availability of mandatory alcohol health information ...
People View “Responsible Consumption” Labels As Ploy by Alcohol Companies
New research asked 20 alcohol users aged between 21 and 63 for their views on the effectiveness of alcohol labels, and considered whether ...