Emerging Topics

2012 March 9 Canadian Beverage Association Responds to CSPI re 4-MEI

Signature_empty_thumb Canadian Beverage Association Responds to CSPI re 4-MEI  4-MEI is not a threat to human...

Energy Drinks in Canada Brochure

Brochure  Energy Drinks in Canada What are they? Who are they...

Letters to The Editor

2012 March 19 -- Bottled and tap water can co-exist

Ist1_4765169-bottles-of-water_1_ I read with interest the story "Bottled water to be phased out at county facilities,"...

2011 July 20 -- Sports, energy drinks shouldn't be confused

Sports_drink_istock_000010757924xlarge       In a recent wire story "How to beat the heat; STAYING SAFE"  Dr. Amber...

Approach to Safety

Beverage producers take pride in the quality and safety of their products. Beverages are regulated as a food in Canada so they must meet the highest standards set by Health Canada.  All of our members' production facilities are regulated by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA).  These facilities all have stringent quality measures. 

The Canadian beverage industry's top priority is to ensure the quality and safety of its products and packaging through rigorous standards that meet or exceed government requirements.        

 

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