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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
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
The Canadian Beverage Association is Calling for Scientific Evidence Before any Legislation is Introduced
The Canadian Beverage Association is calling out the Quebec government’s intention to introduce legislation on energy drinks that is not
Canadian Beverage Sector Exceeds National Calorie Reduction Target Two Years Ahead of Schedule
TORONTO, May 26, 2026 – Canadians are choosing beverages with significantly fewer calories. This change in consumer behaviour began more than a decade ago. As a catalyst
Response to the petition on energy drinks: Supplemented foods are strictly regulated
TORONTO, May 6, 2026 – The Canadian Beverage Association acknowledges the petition presented today by Québec Solidaire regarding energy drinks. The