Trade association that represents the refreshing, non-alcoholic beverage industry in KY, including producers, distributors, franchise cos, & support industries
Kentucky
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Made, bottled, distributed, and sold right here in Kentucky.
Our beverage companies help fuel local economies, create good-paying jobs, and support communities across the Commonwealth.
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Curious about what’s in your favorite beverage? Just scan the QR code.
It’s easier than ever to find science-based safety information about more than 140 beverage ingredients, right from your can or bottle. Knowledge is just a scan away.
Visit today: GoodToKnowFacts.org
Parents want to know their children have options at school that support the choices they make at home. That’s why we voluntarily removed full-calorie soft drinks from schools, contributing to a 94% reduction in beverage calories.
Learn more at balanceus.org/industry-effor…
More recycled plastic, less new material. Kentucky’s beverage companies are making progress toward more sustainable packaging, with the amount of recycled plastic in bottles nearly tripling over four years.
Explore more: MadetoBeRemade.org
What’s in your drink? Get the facts.
GoodToKnowFacts.org provides clear, science-backed information to help families make informed choices about the beverages they enjoy.
Fewer calories, more choices. Beverage calories per serving are down 44% since 2000, per Beverage Marketing Corporation.
Kentucky’s beverage companies continue to offer options for consumers looking to make choices that fit their lifestyles.
Learn more: BalanceUS.org
Clear labels. Responsible marketing. Kentucky’s beverage companies are committed to giving consumers the information they need, including total caffeine content, while keeping energy drink marketing away from children.
Learn more: EnergyDrinkInformation.com
Aluminum cans can be recycled again and again, making them an important part of reducing the need for new materials.
Learn more about the power of recycling at MadetoBeRemade.org
Want to know more about what’s in your drink? Good to Know Facts provides clear, science-backed information about beverage ingredients, including alternate names, common uses and what food safety agencies have concluded about them.
Explore more at GoodtoKnowFacts.org
Parents aren’t with their kids at school to help make the choices that are right for them. That’s why, in 2006, we voluntarily removed full-calorie soft drinks from schools, helping drive a 94% reduction in beverage calories in schools.
Learn more at BalanceUS.org/Industry-Effor…
#WeDeliverforAmerica Kentucky’s beverage companies make, bottle, distribute and sell a range of great-tasting beverages right here in the Bluegrass State, fueling local economies, providing good-paying jobs and supporting our neighbors. Discover more here: youtube.com/watch?v=8HI2_r4B…
Over the next decade, beverage industry investments in community recycling are expected to keep 731 million+ pounds of plastic out of landfills and the environment, helping give recycled materials a second life and support a more circular economy.
More: MadetoBeRemade.org
Want to know more about what’s in your beverage? Good to Know Facts provides clear, science-backed information about beverage ingredients so you can make informed choices for your family here in the Commonwealth.
Explore at GoodToKnowFacts.org
#DidYouKnow aluminum is 100% recyclable? That means beverage cans can be recycled, remade into new cans and kept out of landfills and the environment.
More at MadetoBeRemade.org
Today’s beverage aisle looks different. Sugar-sweetened beverages account for less than 6% of total calories in the American diet, reflecting the growing range of choices available to consumers in Kentucky and across the country.
Get the facts: americanbeverage.org/initiat…
Across the country, 275,000 men and women go to work each day to deliver for their communities. This Labor Day, Kentucky’s beverage companies celebrate those who keep our communities and economy moving, here in the Commonwealth and beyond.
More: WeDeliverforAmerica.org
#DidYouKnow coffee is by far the leading source of caffeine? ☕ And whether it comes from coffee or an energy drink, caffeine is still caffeine.
Discover more at EnergyDrinkInformation.com
#WeDeliverForKentucky Kentucky’s beverage companies make, bottle, distribute and sell great-tasting beverages right here in the Commonwealth, fueling local economies, creating good-paying jobs and supporting communities across the state.
More here:
youtube.com/watch?v=8HI2_r4B…
A more circular Kentucky economy starts with recycling.
Over the next decade, beverage industry investments are expected to keep 731 million pounds of plastic out of landfills and the environment by giving used bottles new life.
Explore more: MadetoBeRemade.org
