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.
Predatory Practice: Olympic Committee Enters Partnership with Big Alcohol Giant
For the first time ever, the International Olympic Committee has made a deal with the alcohol industry to sponsor events that celebrate the ...
AB InBev, Heineken Exposing Greed and Hypocrisy: How the FIFA World Cup Matters for Big Beer
This deep dive exposes the greed and hypocrisy of Big Beer’s sponsorship of the FIFA World Cup. We also delve into how beer giant AB ...
Cambodia: Opposition to Alcohol Industry Sponsorship of Educational Institutions
The Secretary of State of the Education Ministry of Cambodia has called on educational institutions to reject alcohol industry ...
Special Feature: Exposing FIFA’s Dirty Work for Big Alcohol
This special feature exposes FIFA’s long history of doing dirty work for Big Alcohol, specifically AB InBev, whose brand Budweiser is a ...
Heineken Big Alcohol Bets Big on Metaverse to Push Alcohol Availability
Big Alcohol is rapidly expanding into the metaverse to increase alcohol availability and drive consumption for more profit. The alcohol ...
Ireland: Alcohol Ads Ban in Sports Has Taken Effect
Ireland’s alcohol advertising ban in sports, as part of the Public Health (Alcohol) Act, has come into effect on November 12, 2021. ...
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 ...
Botswana and COVID-19: As Infections Decline, Country Lifts Ban on Alcohol Sales
As COVID-19 infections decline in the country, Botswana has lifted their temporary alcohol sales ban and moved down to level 3 of the ...
Unhealthy Sponsorship Within Junior Sporting Clubs in Victoria, Australia
This study found that unhealthy sponsorships represented 8.9 % of all identified sponsorship arrangements. A quarter of all clubs accepted ...