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2012 March 9 Canadian Beverage Association Responds to CSPI re 4-MEI

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Energy Drinks in Canada Brochure

Brochure  Energy Drinks in Canada What are they? Who are they...

Letters to The Editor

2012 March 19 -- Bottled and tap water can co-exist

Ist1_4765169-bottles-of-water_1_ I read with interest the story "Bottled water to be phased out at county facilities,"...

2011 July 20 -- Sports, energy drinks shouldn't be confused

Sports_drink_istock_000010757924xlarge       In a recent wire story "How to beat the heat; STAYING SAFE"  Dr. Amber...

The Canadian Beverage Association is the national industry association representing the broad spectrum of brands and companies that manufacture and distribute the majority of non-alcoholic liquid refreshment beverages consumed in Canada.
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History

In 1940, there were more than 500 independent bottlers of soft drinks in Canada. In this tough pre-war economy, gasoline and...

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What We Produce

A healthy diet must include an adequate fluid intake. Beverages not only quench out thirst, they re-hydrate the body while...

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Media Centre

In our Media Center, visitors may find the latest news, press releases and letters to Editors on a wide range...

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Corporate Responsibility

What We Do While we work hard to produce beverages that consumers enjoy, we also care about the environment and...

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FAQ

How many calories are there in a can of soft drink or juice? There are about 150 calories in a...

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Recent Updates
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2012 March 19 -- Bottled and tap water can co-exist

Over the course of the last few years, bottled water has been subject to a concerted and prolonged campaign by a number of groups posing as citizens and environmental groups. This campaign leverages incorrect, flawed and often U.S. Bottled water does not compete with tap water; Research shows that bottled water does not compete against tap water rather it competes with other bottled beverages.

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4-MEI

4-MEI is not a threat to human health. There is no evidence that 4-MEI is linked to cancer in humans. Health regulatory agency around the globe, including Health Canada, confirm that 4-MEI is safe.

In The News

2012 March 15 -- CBA's response to Norfolk County Council's motion on bottled water

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2012 January 31 -- 93% of Quebec Teens Say They Rarely or Never Consume Energy Drinks

Signature_empty_thumb  93% of Quebec Teens Say They Rarely or Never Consume Energy Drinks