The trusted and leading voice for Canada’s sustainable, collaborative, responsible, and competitive non‑alcoholic beverage sector.
We proudly
represent the
producers
of more than
brands of
non-alcoholic
beverages
in more than
facilities across
the country
supporting more than
full-time equivalent
direct, indirect, and
induced jobs
Our Focus Areas
Circular
Economy
Enabling and accelerating a circular economy is the cornerstone of the beverage sector’s commitment to feeding a robust Canadian economy.
Empowering Consumers
The CBA and its members are proud of their voluntary initiatives to provide valuable, science-based information that empowers consumers to make informed choices that support their health and well-being.
Regulatory Environment
The beverage sector will continue to challenge itself to make advancements that support and grow the economy by strengthening an operating environment that thrives on competition and inspires innovation and expansion.
Recent Updates
CBA Statement: Adoption of Quebec’s Bill 9 Ignores Science-Based Health Canada Regulation of Energy Drinks and Will Not Serve Public Health
The Canadian Beverage Association (CBA) is disappointed by the National Assembly’s adoption of Bill 9, An Act to prevent the harmful
Submission on Bill 9, An Act to prevent the harmful effects of energy drinks on the health of young people
About the Canadian Beverage Association The Canadian Beverage Association is the trusted and leading voice for Canada’s sustainable, responsible, and
CBA Statement: Proposed Energy Drink Restrictions Not Supported by Science
The Canadian Beverage Association (CBA), the voice of the non-alcoholic beverage sector, firmly opposes any proposed sales restrictions on energy drinks. This measure is not supported or justified by the science, introduces a new regulatory definition of
Beverages
The Canadian Beverage Association represents the full range of non-alcoholic, refreshment beverage products available in the marketplace. Our industry is innovating to meet the diverse needs of today’s consumers.
Soft Drinks
Carbonated soft drinks (CSDs) occupy a unique place in the palates of Canadian consumers, and offer the full range of options from zero- to full-calorie to suit each individual lifestyle.
Bottled Water
The term “bottled water” actually applies to a number of different beverage products. Bottled waters can vary by their source, treatment, and taste profile.
Juices
Juice is a hydrating, great tasting, and refreshing beverage! Juices also provide vitamins and minerals.
Sports Drinks
Sports drinks are a functional beverage product that help people hydrate before, during and after vigorous exercise. Sports drinks can provide nutrients and quickly replenish electrolytes and carbohydrates lost during physical activity or exposure to high temperatures.
Energy Drinks
Energy drinks are functional beverages that a range of people can enjoy. Energy drinks are formulated for people looking for a product that provides additional mental and physical stimulation for a short period of time.
Prepared Teas and Coffees
Ready-to-drink teas and coffees offer the functionality of prepared tea and coffee with the convenience of an on-the-go cold beverage.