JOURNAL OF SUBSTANCE USE; 2024, VOL. 29, NO. 5, 949–955 ; Emeka W. Dumbilia and Ogochukwu W. Odeigahb; ABSTRACTObjective: The article synthesized the corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives of multinationalalcohol companies (MACs) in Nigeria, highlighting their policy implications.Methods: We searched alcohol companies’ websites for CSR activities that they have executed/executingand also included media reportage of … Read More →
Corporate Social Responsibility in the Alcohol Industry: Content, Purpose and Impact of SAPROs Targeting Young People in Europe 1. Maani, N., M. Ci van Schalkwyk, and M. Petticrew, Under the influence: system-level effects of alcohol industry-funded health information organizations. Health Promotion International, 2023. 38:6. Available here. 2. Pietracatella, R. and D. Brady, A New Development in Front Group Strategy: … Read More →
EUCAM, Daryna Novikova Msc, January 2026 IntroductionIn the context of the alcohol industry, corporate social responsibility (CSR) refers to voluntary initiatives undertaken by companies to promote a socially responsible image, often framed as efforts to reduce alcohol-related harm or support community well-being (Babor & Robaina, 2013). Unlike independent or government-funded public health interventions, however, alcohol … Read More →
Francisca Pulido Valente and others.(PDF) Analysis of the Alcohol Industry’s Corporate Social Responsibility Practices in Portugal. Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/382673911_Analysis_of_the_Alcohol_Industry’s_Corporate_Social_Responsibility_Practices_in_Portugal [accessed Jul 03 2026]. Abstract Introduction: In Portugal, the alcohol industry engages in corporate political activity, influencing decision-making and potentially obstructing the implementation of evidence-based alcohol policies, such as higher taxes,stricter advertising laws, and mandatory warning … Read More →
The Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium) is under fire due to a collaboration with beer giant AB InBev. Critics think that the university can be used by the alcohol industry. That is what the journal ‘De Standaard’ writes (12-1-2019). KU Leuven and AB InBev cannot agree on the fundamental conditions of the cooperation. For example, … Read More →