A leader in industry initiatives
The Canadian beverage industry has a successful track record of leading voluntary initiatives. They include Balance Calories, restricting marketing to children, eliminating full-calorie soft drinks from schools, and implementing front-of-pack calorie labeling.
Recent Updates
Balance Calories Initiative – Success is in the Numbers
Conference Board of Canada reports calories are down from non-alcoholic beverages consumed by Canadians across all ages and regions. Click...
CBA and CBWA Statement in Response to CBC Marketplace Study
March 29, 2018 (TORONTO) Members of the Canadian Beverage Association (CBA) and the Canadian Bottled Water Association (CBWA) maintain the...
A better environment for future generations
November 7, 2017 ATTN: Tim Gray Executive Director Environmental Defence 116 Spadina Ave., Suite 300 Toronto, ON M5V 2K6 Dear...
Low- and no-calorie sweeteners are among some of the most exhaustively researched ingredients in the world.
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Great to see a commitment to expanded recycling in Winnipeg parks discussed last night. The beverage industry will be a willing partner to make it a reality through the Recycle Everywhere program.
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A tax on sugar-sweetened beverages has been tried in other jurisdictions & it has failed. It didn’t reduce obesity, it increased the price of groceries for the middle class, & resulted in job losses in the food & beverage sector. Watch this video from @TheEconomist to learn more.
Governments implement a "sin tax" on vices such as tobacco, alcohol and sugar as a way to improve public health. But does it work?
#RecycleEverywhere initiatives are proudly supported by @RecycleMB & @CanadaBev. Handing out 16,000 free blue bins across Brandon, MB is just one example of how the hard work of Manitobans to recycle more beverage containers is paying off.
Learn more at: https://t.co/GimVDmC1pb
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