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

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Newly Released Energy Drinks Report

Ipsos, in collaboration with the Canadian Beverage Association, has published a research report on caffeinated energy drink consumption in Canada. Click Learn More to access the newly-released report.

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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

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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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Beverage Bottle Recovery

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

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Committed to Advancing Sustainability

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

Today, the Canadian Beverage Association is proud to stand with so many businesses, non-government organizations and with government to launch...

Le version français suit l’anglais December 9, 2020 – Toronto, ON – More than twenty Canadian retail and consumer packaged...

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16 Jun

The CBA stands with agriculture, food and grocery supply chain leaders in support of a legislated Grocery Supply Code of Practice for Canada with the goal of fostering trust, communication and fairness between grocers and their suppliers. For more info, http://ow.ly/9kcA50FbGUK.

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7 Jun

As the temperatures heat up, it's vital to remember to hydrate. We gave Grocery Business Magazine some insight into what's trendy in beverage options this summer.

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5 Jun

Start a routine. Time to get up, get out and get active.
And don't forget to stay hydrated. It's hot out there!

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Canadian Beverage Association

6 days ago

Canadians count on a strong, resilient grocery supply chain. That is why the Canadian Beverage Association stands with agriculture, food and grocery supply chain leaders in support of a legislated Grocery Supply Code of Practice for Canada. The Code aims to bring collaboration, communication and mutual trust between grocery stores and their suppliers, which would foster fairness in the retail business. For more information, go to ow.ly/4gKt50FbGz1 ... See MoreSee Less

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2 weeks ago

As the temperatures heat up, it's vital to remember to hydrate. We gave Grocery Business Magazine some insight into what's trendy in beverage options this summer. ... See MoreSee Less

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