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.
Why Australia Increases Its Beer, Tobacco Tax Every Six Months
Beer and other pro-health taxes have been increased in line with Australia’s inflation-indexed tax policies. Before the August ...
AB InBev AB InBev-funded Case Study to “Evaluate” AB InBev’s “Smart Drinking Goals”
AB InBev has funded a case study on the impact of its “Smart Drinking Goals” CSR initiative, as reported by the AB InBev ...
Sweden: Alcohol Contributes to Climate Crisis
New research findings from Sweden reveal that alcohol accounts for a large part of Sweden’s total climate footprint. Nevertheless, ...
Heineken Heineken Land Grab Shatters Lives and Livelihoods in Ethiopia
Revelations by investigative journalist Olivier van Beemen show that Heineken built a new brewery on land on the outskirts of Addis Abba, ...
AB InBev, Heineken Big Alcohol’s Water Footprint in Mexico: Beer Production Fuels Water, Climate Crisis
Mexico is facing a water crisis with northern parts of the country being acutely affected. For example, record low levels of rainfall in ...
Special Feature: Africa’s Alcohol Burden
In this carefully curated Alcohol Issues Special Feature we shine a light on Africa’s alcohol burden. We provide unique resources to ...
In Historic Move, UN Declares Healthy Environment a Human Right
UN General Assembly declares access to clean and healthy environment a universal human right. The resolution notes that the right to a ...
Special Feature: Alcohol and the SDGs, Are European Countries Taking Evidence-Based Action?
This special feature is about ‘Alcohol and the SDGs: Are European Countries Taking Evidence-Based Action?’ A brand-new study provides ...
Nepal: Changing Alcohol Norm Increases Need for Better Alcohol Policy Protections
Alcohol norms are fast changing in Nepal. High alcohol availability is one of the main reasons fueling this change. The policy protections ...