The Georgia Beverage Association (GeorgiaBev) is the trade association for Georgia’s refreshing, non-alcoholic beverage industry, serving the public and its members since 1918. Formerly known as the Georgia Soft Drink Association, our name was changed in 2005 to better reflect the expanded range of non-alcoholic beverages our industry provides Georgia consumers. Our member companies manufacture and distribute a wide range of refreshing beverages including: 100% juice and juice drinks, ready-to-drink teas, sports drinks, bottled water and soft drinks.

GeorgiaBev’s mission is to promote the development, preservation, operation and general welfare of the beverage industry in Georgia. GeorgiaBev represents bottlers, franchise companies and support industries of the non-alcoholic beverage industry. GeorgiaBev represents its members on the federal, state and local levels of government.

GeorgiaBev provides a neutral forum in which members convene to discuss issues of interest, while maintaining their tradition of spirited competition in the marketplace. The Association also serves as a liaison between the industry, public, and provides a unified voice in legislative and regulatory matters.

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Look forward to joining thousands of Georgia business and political leaders for #eggsandissues19
Look forward to joining thousands of Georgia business and political leaders for #eggsandissues19

America’s beverage companies have made unprecedented commitments to recycling and diverting waste. Learn more at InnovationNaturally.org
America’s beverage companies have made unprecedented commitments to recycling and diverting waste. Learn more at InnovationNaturally.org

The beverage industry provides 16,000 Georgians with good paying jobs across our state.
The beverage industry provides 16,000 Georgians with good paying jobs across our state.

#tbt In 1975, engineer Daniel F. Cudzik invented the stay-on tab for beverage cans. This invention reduced injuries as well as roadside litter caused by removable tabs.
#tbt In 1975, engineer Daniel F. Cudzik invented the stay-on tab for beverage cans. This invention reduced injuries as well as roadside litter caused by removable tabs.

Check out these sparkling waters at your grocery store this week! @montanespring @dasaniwater @bublywater
Check out these sparkling waters at your grocery store this week! @montanespring @dasaniwater @bublywater

Looking for facts about low- and no-calorie sweeteners? Search no more! Here’s a blog to help clear up misinformation https://www.ameribev.org/education-resources/blog/post/look-to-low-and-no-calorie-sweeteners-over-the-holidays/
Looking for facts about low- and no-calorie sweeteners? Search no more! Here’s a blog to help clear up misinformation https://www.ameribev.org/education-resources/blog/post/look-to-low-and-no-calorie-sweeteners-over-the-holidays/

Delivering refreshing beverages to you in every corner of every state.
Delivering refreshing beverages to you in every corner of every state.

From all of us at the Georgia Beverage Association, we wish you a very Merry Christmas!
From all of us at the Georgia Beverage Association, we wish you a very Merry Christmas!

Want to know more about energy drinks and their ingredients? Head to www.EnergyDrinkInformation.com
Want to know more about energy drinks and their ingredients? Head to www.EnergyDrinkInformation.com

The consequences of beverage taxes are clear. Visit yourcartyourchoice.com for more information.
The consequences of beverage taxes are clear. Visit yourcartyourchoice.com for more information.

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