American Beverage
@americanbeverage.org
The American Beverage Association represents US non-alcoholic beverage companies providing soft drinks, ready-to-drink teas, 100% juice and juice drinks, energy drinks, and bottled water to consumers.
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American Beverage's Brand Colors
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Color name
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#5F249F
Daisy Bush
95, 36, 159
269, 63, 38
40, 77, 0, 38
#EBEDEA
Gray Nurse
235, 237, 234
100, 8, 92
1, 0, 1, 7
#100F0D
Cod Gray
16, 15, 13
40, 10, 6
0, 6, 19, 94
About American Beverage
American Beverage Association is the trade association that represents America's non-alcoholic beverage industry. With a history dating back to 1919, it was originally founded as the American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages and later renamed as the National Soft Drink Association. Today, the association represents hundreds of beverage producers, distributors, franchise companies, and support industries.
Together, they bring to market a wide range of brands, flavors, and packages, including regular and diet soft drinks, bottled water, 100 percent juice, sports drinks, ready-to-drink teas, and energy drinks. The American Beverage Association serves as a neutral forum for its members to address common issues while maintaining healthy competition in the American marketplace. It acts as a liaison between the industry, government, and the public, and provides a unified voice in legislative and regulatory matters.
With a staff of experts in various fields, the association effectively represents the interests of its members. They strive to reduce beverage calories from sugar and support initiatives that promote balanced lifestyles. Additionally, ABA conducts scientific research and provides education and resources to inform and clarify discussions about the industry's products and ingredients.
As a proud contributor to the U. S. With a commitment to excellence, the association continues to support and represent its members, serving as a strong national voice for the refreshment beverage industry
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Non-alcoholic beverage trade association
Soft drink bottler representation
Beverage producer public policy
Beverage packaging recycling initiatives
Beverage ingredient transparency
