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The Canadian Beverage Association is the leading source of information on the non-alcoholic refreshment beverage industry in Canada.

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Made To Be Remade video campaign

The CBA is proud to unveil our first-ever Made To Be Remade video campaign in support of improving beverage bottle recovery rates across Canada! CBA and its members are working to increase recycling rates nation-wide. Each of the four 15-second videos encourage Canadians to keep plastic beverage containers in the circular economy and out of the environment.

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Code for the Responsible Advertising of Food and Beverage Products to Children

The CBA and its members are proud to comply with Code for the Responsible Advertising of Food and Beverage Products to Children, adding to other relevant laws and regulations to enhance protections for children with the advertising to adults.

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Proud Implementation Partner of the Canada Plastics Pact

The Canadian Beverage Association has joined the Canada Plastics Pact, bringing together business, government, and non-governmental organizations across the plastics value chain with the common goal of building on the plastic’s circular economy.

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NEW Conference Board of Canada Report shows calories from beverages down 16% since 2014.

The Balance Calories Initiative launched in 2014 with the goal of reducing the non-alcoholic beverage calories consumed per person in Canada by 20% by 2025. With the new 2020 report, “Finding Balance”, the data shows that BCI is on track to meet its goal.

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News & Media Releases

The Canadian Beverage Association media centre has information for Canadian journalists about topics related to our industry.

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Proud Implementation Partner of the Canada Plastics Pact

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.

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Recent Updates

BEVERAGE INDUSTRY STAKEHOLDERS ASK FOR A PAUSE ON GOVERNMENT’S SUGAR-SWEETENED BEVERAGE TAX

Local business professor says a new tax at a time of unprecedented inflation will push family budgets in Newfoundland and...

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What are the implications of a sugar-sweetened beverage tax in Newfoundland and Labrador?

  Memorial University’s Faculty of Business professor, Tom Cooper,  studied the economic effects of a tax and concluded, “The implications to...

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Canadian Beverage Association Is Proud To Launch New “Made To Be Remade” Video Campaign

In celebration of National Recycling Day on November 15th, the Canadian Beverage Association (CBA) has launched its first-ever Canadian video...

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Beverage Bottle Recovery

  The plastic beverage containers our sector uses are made of polyethylene terephthalate (PET), which is a safe, durable, 100%...

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