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

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Please respect others: no offensive or discriminating language will be tolerated on this site. Please respect the industry: we are a trade association looking to educate the public on topics and issues impacting our industry. This is not a page to advertise your events or hiring needs. We are here to help you understand the Canadian beverage industry landscape. Please note that any violation of these guidelines may result in the removal of the comment, a reminder of our policy, a warning, and if violation persists, an outright ban from participating.

This World Environment Day, we’re highlighting how Canada’s beverage industry is helping shape a more sustainable future...
06/05/2026

This World Environment Day, we’re highlighting how Canada’s beverage industry is helping shape a more sustainable future. 🌍

Through innovation in packaging and stronger recycling programs, the industry is playing a key role in advancing a circular economy - keeping materials in use and reducing waste. ♻️💚

Learn more about the work we're doing at madetoberemade.ca

Yesterday evening the CBA sponsored the Walrus event, supporting GreenPAC and engaging with environmental stakeholders f...
06/04/2026

Yesterday evening the CBA sponsored the Walrus event, supporting GreenPAC and engaging with environmental stakeholders from across Ontario.

Lower- and no-calorie beverages are filling grocery store shelves! They make up more than half of all beverages purchase...
06/02/2026

Lower- and no-calorie beverages are filling grocery store shelves!

They make up more than half of all beverages purchased, showing a clear shift in the beverages Canadians are choosing.

Learn more about the trend and what it means at balancecalories.ca

Have you heard the news? Canadians reduced the calories in the non-alcoholic beverages they purchased by 23% since 2014,...
05/29/2026

Have you heard the news?

Canadians reduced the calories in the non-alcoholic beverages they purchased by 23% since 2014, surpassing the 20% reduction target!

Learn more about how this goal was achieved at: balancecalories.ca

Innovation is helping Canadians find balance. Lower-sugar recipes, smaller serving sizes, and changing drink choices dro...
05/27/2026

Innovation is helping Canadians find balance.

Lower-sugar recipes, smaller serving sizes, and changing drink choices drove more than 2/3 of the calorie reduction from non-alcoholic beverages purchased over the last decade.

Learn more about the Balance Calories Initiative: balancecalories.ca

In 2014, Canada’s non‑alcoholic beverage producers set a goal: reduce beverage calories by 20% by 2025.✅ We’ve already h...
05/26/2026

In 2014, Canada’s non‑alcoholic beverage producers set a goal: reduce beverage calories by 20% by 2025.

✅ We’ve already hit that goal - 3% beyond it!

That’s real progress worth celebrating 🎉

Learn more about the Balance Calories Initiative: https://bit.ly/49myXsn

The CBA was pleased to attend the Art of Women Leadership event featuring Ashley Herd, Nidhi Tewari, Dr. Leslie John, Ho...
05/25/2026

The CBA was pleased to attend the Art of Women Leadership event featuring Ashley Herd, Nidhi Tewari, Dr. Leslie John, Hon. Marci Ien, and Joanna Griffiths.

Thank you to the speakers and organization for a meaningful event.

Rising costs are squeezing Canada’s beverage sector. Packaging is a significant input cost for the beverage sector - and...
05/14/2026

Rising costs are squeezing Canada’s beverage sector.

Packaging is a significant input cost for the beverage sector - and prices have jumped.

These materials are primarily sources from aboard, which increases vulnerability to trade and currency shocks.
Investing in made‑in‑Canada recycling and processing can help stabilize supply, control costs, and support growth.

Visit refreshcanada.ca to learn more.

At the Canadian Nutrition Society’s annual conference, the CBA sponsored a satellite session focused on supplemented foo...
05/13/2026

At the Canadian Nutrition Society’s annual conference, the CBA sponsored a satellite session focused on supplemented foods.

The discussion examined the unique process behind these regulations and looked ahead to the work required to keep the framework up to date.

Thank you to speakers William Yan and Andrew Morgan, and session chair Allison Duncan, for an engaging conversation!

The CBA had a fantastic evening at the Ontario Legislature Internship Programme (OLIP)’s 50th anniversary reception. CBA...
05/07/2026

The CBA had a fantastic evening at the Ontario Legislature Internship Programme (OLIP)’s 50th anniversary reception.

CBA president, Krista Scaldwell, and members had the opportunity to connect with Ontario’s political leaders, including Premier Doug Ford, Ontario NDP leader Marit Stiles, & Ontario Liberal Party leader John Fraser.

Events like this highlight the value of bringing people together to share ideas, build relationships, and work toward a stronger, more sustainable Ontario.

Thank you to OLIP for hosting a great event!

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