GHAI supports civil society advocacy to protect the design and implementation of healthy food policies from being actively blocked or undermined by vested commercial interests, by:
Where We Work
GHAI publishes reports, briefs and alerts to raise awareness about industry behavior at the national, regional and global levels and arm governments and civil society with tools, information and calls for action to counter industry opposition.
GHA has trained more than 120 advocates on industry monitoring, corporate behavior analysis and strategy development to counter industry interference.
GHAI has supported 21 countries and 38 civil society organizations to analyze corporate behavior undermining their food and nutrition policies.
Industry Watch Resources
Our industry alerts, policy briefs, and other resources help organizations stay up-to-date on the ultra-processed food and beverage industry.
Industry Watch Reports
In our reports, we provide key recommendations to civil society and government on how to anticipate and counter corporate tactics to obstruct healthy food policies.
August 20, 2026
When the FIFA World Cup kicked off in June 2026, so did one of the largest ultra-processed product (UPP) marketing pushes in the sport's history. All over the world, UPP companies, such as Coca-Cola, Lays and Pepsico, spent months embedding their products into the emotional core of the world's most-watched sporting event, reaching billions of fans.
August 14, 2026
July 27, 2026
The FIFA World Cup is more than a football tournament; it stirs passion and captures the attention of billions worldwide, making it one of the most powerful commercial platforms on earth. Global brands compete to associate their products with the excitement and sense of belonging the sport inspires. But when that marketing targets children and adolescents, boundaries of advertising should be drawn.
