«This is in addition to restricting availability
of regular soft drinks in primary schools and not marketing these to children under 12 years of age.
Not exact matches
(The movie theatre itself was an event — it was one
of those 40 screen theatres that is more
of a small city, dissected by escalators and monster machines spewing popcorn and people toting 4 litre «pails»
of soft drinks - and that was the «
regular» size!)
The non-alcoholic beverages industry has voluntarily displayed kilojoule information on the front
of labels and has restricted sales
of regular kilojoule
soft drinks in schools.
In terms
of self - imposed industry regulation, the industry does not market
regular kilojoule products to children under 12, has reformulated products to offer low and no - sugar varieties, has voluntarily displayed kilojoule information on the front
of labels and has restricted sales
of regular kilojoule
soft drinks in schools.
About American Beverage Association The American Beverage Association is the national trade organization representing the broad spectrum
of companies that manufacture and distribute non-alcoholic beverages in the United States, including
regular and diet
soft drinks, bottled waters and water beverages, ready - to -
drink teas, sports
drinks, energy
drinks, 100 percent juices and juice
drinks.
Together, they bring to market hundreds
of brands, flavors and packages, including
regular and diet
soft drinks, bottled water, 100 percent juice and juice
drinks, sports
drinks, energy
drinks and ready - to -
drink teas and coffees.
Together, they bring to market hundreds
of brands, flavors and packages, including
regular and diet
soft drinks, bottles water and water beverages, 100 percent juice and juice
drinks, sports
drinks, energy
drinks and ready - to -
drink teas.
Our members are involved in the production
of an extensive range
of beverages including carbonated diet and
regular soft drinks, cordials and concentrates, energy
drinks, fruit juice and fruit
drinks, functional non-alcoholic
drinks, iced teas and coffees, mineral, spring, plus packaged water and sports and isotonic
drinks.
The range
of beverages, produced by members includes carbonated diet and
regular soft drinks, sports and isotonic
drinks, bottled and packaged waters, fruit juice
drinks, cordials and iced teas.
The highest household consumers
of soft drinks (both
regular and low - kilojoule) are families with teenage children, while families with young children were the lowest overall.
The industry has taken significant measures to provide consumers with more options and information to allow informed dietary choices through developing reformulated products to offer low and no - sugar varieties, voluntarily displaying kilojoule information on the front
of labels and restricting sales
of regular kilojoule
soft drinks in schools.
Media Statement 21st July, 2015
Soft drinks not linked to diabetes Responding to research from the British Medical Journal that links
regular consumption
of sugar sweetened
drinks with the incidence
of type 2 diabetes cases in the US and UK, Australian Beverages Council CEO Geoff Parker comments: «The British Medical Journal study points the finger -LSB-...]
Together, they bring to market hundreds
of brands, flavors and packages, including
regular, low - and no - calorie
soft drinks, bottled water and water beverages, 100 percent juice and juice
drinks, sports
drinks, energy
drinks and ready - to -
drink teas.
In secondary schools — where
soft drinks are available for sale — they are sold in non-branded vending machines and a full selection
of drinks is available including waters, juices and no and low calorie products alongside
regular varieties.
More white milk was also ordered, rising from 5 percent
of orders to 6.5 percent, and
regular soft drink orders dropped from 58 percent to 52 percent.
The makers
of energy
drinks have managed to get away with positioning these products as healthier alternatives to
regular soft drinks.
Regular soft drinks, including soda, fruit beverages and sports and energy
drinks, rank as a leading contributor
of added sugar in the average American diet, according to the U.S. Department
of Agriculture.
Diet soda is often perceived as being «healthier» than
regular soft drinks because it contains artificial sweeteners in lieu
of sugar, and therefore has no calories.
In 2005, data gathered from the 25 - year long San Antonio Heart Study also showed that
drinking diet
soft drinks increased the likelihood
of serious weight gain — far more so than
regular soda.
[clears throat] And uhm — I had made the switch at some point over to diet
soft drinks, but as we now know that diet
soft drinks don't really do a whole lot for you in terms
of keeping you from gaining weight, as opposed to
regular soft drinks.
A proportion
of young people who
drink sugary
drinks reported eating no food at lunchtime at all, and
of the young people who reported consuming sugary
drinks at lunchtime, 73.7 per cent reported that the
drink they consumed was a
regular soft drink.
Majlis - Arabesque lobby lounge offers a selection
of beverages and snacks / Al Bahou - Friday Brunch included (with
regular All Inclusive
soft drinks included)
Regular snacking on sweets or chocolate, sugary
soft drinks (excluding fruit juices) or crisps was derived from three questions about the frequency
of consumption
of these items.