Le secteur canadien des boissons non alcoolisées emploie plus de Canadiens qu’à aucun autre moment au cours de la dernière décennie, même s’il est confronté aux perturbations de la chaîne d’approvisionnement mondiale. En savoir plus: bit.ly/3Xgr7tJ @ConfBoardofCda

🥤♻️ In a circular economy, packaging isn’t waste. It’s a resource. When beverage containers are collected and recycled, materials can be used again and again. Find out more bit.ly/3ToWHaA #CircularEconomyMonth #Recycling #Sustainability #MaterialsMatter

🔄 The Canadian non-alcoholic beverage industry invests in innovation, improves packaging recyclability, increases the use of recycled content, and reduce unnecessary waste. Learn more: bit.ly/3ToWHaA #Circulareconomymonth #packaging #recycling #sustainablefuture

💧 Make hydration part of your back-to-school routine. Pack a water bottle, include hydrating beverages with lunches and snacks, and encourage kids to drink regularly throughout the day. Small habits can make a big difference. #BackToSchool #Hydration

Happy Labour Day from the CBA! Today, we celebrate the hard work of Canadians who keep our communities moving. Canada’s non-alcoholic beverage sector supports 45,705 jobs nationwide, including 16,376 in beverage manufacturing. Thank you to everyone keeping Canadians refreshed!

CBA members support Health Canada’s Supplemented Foods regulations, helping Canadians make informed beverage choices. Energy drinks must clearly disclose caffeine content and carry cautionary statements. Learn more: energydrinkinformation.ca

Did you know...? More than half of beverages sold in Canada have reduced or no sugar. Since 2014, the beverage industry has cut beverage calories by 23% - surpassing its 20% target two years early. Learn more: balancecalories.ca

CBA is proud to partner with @GLSLCities this #WorldLakeDay. The Great Lakes & St. Lawrence Basin supply drinking water to 40M+ people and support a $12.72T economy. CBA members remain committed to protecting this vital resource. 🌊 #WorldWaterWeek

When disaster strikes, clean water can’t wait. CBA members step up during floods, wildfires and other emergencies, helping communities when local supplies are disrupted. CBA members are committed to responsible water stewardship. Learn more: madetoberemade.ca

Something’s making a splash… 💧 This week, CBA is taking over for Water Week! We’ll be exploring the importance of water from the communities that rely on it to the work our members are doing to be responsible stewards of this vital resource. Follow along and stay tuned!

CBA members are engineering PET plastic bottles that are 100% recyclable. Recycling PET means new products, less raw material use, lower emissions, and more jobs in the circular economy♻️ Visit madetoberemade.ca to learn more

Cartons are counting on you to keep them in the loop! 🧃 Like other beverage containers, they follow a similar recycling value chain and become new products - plus they offer more beverage, less packaging. Learn more at madetoberemade.ca

Great to be at AMO in Ottawa this week! CBA was proud to connect with municipal leaders and host a lunch with Shane Buckingham on DRS and effective, convenient recycling systems. Thank you to AMO for bringing municipalities together.

Aluminum cans are made to be remade! They're one of the most recycled packages on the market - recycling cuts energy use by up to 95%. Every can you recycle keeps containers in the loop ♻️ Find out more at madetoberemade.ca

🥤 More than half the non-alcoholic beverages Canadians purchase are lower or no-calorie. The non-alcoholic beverage sector continues to expand choices to meet the needs of Canadian consumers. Learn more at: balancecalories.ca

Canada's beverage companies continue to expand the range of options available to Canadians, making it easier to find beverages that match your taste and lifestyle preferences. 🧃☀️ Explore your options at balancecalories.ca

Yesterday the CBA team headed to Rogers Centre! Great to spend time together outside the office and cheer on our very own Blue Jays ⚾️💙🍁

♻️Recycling programs are helping grow Canada’s green workforce. In Alberta, an estimated 17 direct jobs are created per 1000 tonnes of beverage containers recovered through the deposit-return system Green jobs, real impact. 💪

All non-alcoholic beverage containers in Canada have one thing in common – they're made to be remade ♻️ Bottles become new bottles, cartons recycled into different products, and aluminum is melted and reformed into new cans again and again. Learn more: madetoberemade.ca

Long days, warm weather, and more time outdoors means making the most of your days this summer ☀️ Whatever the occasion, Canadians can choose from a wide variety of beverages to stay refreshed all season long. What's your go-to summer beverage? #Summer #Refreshment

Whether you're heading to the cottage, enjoying a backyard BBQ, or exploring the great outdoors, keep hydrated throughout the day - and don't forget to recycle the container when you're done! From the CBA to you, enjoy a safe and refreshing Canada Day 🍁