Company Response
This is a response to
Asia: Campaign spotlights health dangers to young women promoting major beer brands
Timeline
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Campaign by Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) raising health & safety concerns about women promoting beer brands in Asia (especially in Cambodia) & company responses
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Response by San Miguel Beer (part of San Miguel Corporation): Australian Council of Trade Unions campaign raises concerns about health & working conditions of "beer promotion women".
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Response by Anchor Brewing: Australian Council of Trade Unions campaign raises concerns about health & working conditions of "beer promotion women". [Note: Anchor US confirmed by telephone that they do not market their beer in Cambodia and were...
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Response by InBev (part of Anheuser-Busch InBev): Australian Council of Trade Unions campaign raises concerns about health & working conditions of "beer promotion women".
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[DOC] InBev response to Australian Council of Trade Unions campaign
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Anheuser-Busch (part of Anheuser-Busch InBev) did not respond to: Australian Council of Trade Unions campaign raises concerns about health & working conditions of "beer promotion women".
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[DOC] San Miguel response to Australian Council of Trade Unions campaign
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Carlsberg response to Australian Council of Trade Unions campaign raising concerns about the situation of women promoting beer brands in Asia
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Heineken response to Australian Council of Trade Unions campaign raising concerns about the situation of women promoting beer brands in Asia
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New Campaign To Lift Wages and Prevent HIV Deaths Among Beer Promotion Women [Asia]
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[DOC] Private Sector Partnerships: A Case Study documenting CARE Cambodia’s partnership with Heineken International 2003 - 2005
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