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A decade of sugar reduction

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Consumer education platform

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  • Environmental Sustainability Roadmap to 2030

    ESR30 is a commitment made by each signatory to work towards meeting the targets both individually and collectively as an industry.

  • Sugar Reduction Pledge reaches conclusion

    The final Sugar Reduction Pledge report shows participating beverage companies reduced sugar across their portfolios by more than 20% over the life of the Pledge.

  • DrinkFacts

    From hydration and nutrition to packaging and sustainability, DrinkFacts helps you cut through the noise with clear, evidence-based information about non-alcoholic drinks in Australia

The Australian Beverages Council Ltd (ABCL) is the peak body representing the non-alcoholic beverage industry. Our members comprise of small, medium-sized and large companies.

For over 75 years, the ABCL has been the only dedicated advocate for this industry, representing approximately 95 per cent of the industry’s production volume.

Our members range from Australia’s largest drinks manufacturers to small and micro beverages companies whose drinks are enjoyed nationally as well as around the world. These beverages include carbonated soft drinks, energy drinks, sports and electrolyte drinks, frozen drinks, bottled and packaged waters, 100 per cent juice and fruit drinks, cordials, iced teas, ready-to-drink coffees, kombuchas, flavoured milk products and plant milks.

The non-alcoholic beverages industry contributes more than $14.6 billion to Australia’s GDP, employing more than 68,000 FTEs across the country. This includes jobs across the supply chain from beverage manufacturing to transport and logistics and retail and grocery.

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The Drinks Business

DrinkFacts Relaunches with Evidence-Based Information on Beverages, Nutrition and Recycling

Geoff Parker - Chief Executive Officer

The Australian Beverages Council Limited (ABCL) today announced the relaunch of DrinkFacts, the consumer information platform designed to provide Australians with clear, evidence-based information about non-alcoholic beverages, providing insights into nutrition, ingredients, sustainability and industry initiatives.

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Peak industry body representing the $14.6+ billion non-alcoholic beverages industry.

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  • 95%

    of the industry’s volume

  • $14.6+

    billion contribution to economy each year

  • 68k+

    full-time jobs across Australia

Latest News

  • Beverage Industry Bubbling Along 30 October 2026

    Friday, 30 October 2026  A report released today by the Australian Beverages Council Limited (ABCL) highlights the significant growth in the non-alcoholic beverages industry and the important role the industry plays in the Australian economy.  Across Australia, the industry contributes more than $14.6 billion to the economy and supports more than 68,000 jobs. The figures […]

  • From 28 Years of Change: Australians are Choosing Less Sugar in their Drinks 13 October 2026

    Tuesday, 13 October 2026  As National Nutrition Week puts the spotlight on how Australians eat and drink, the Australian Beverages Council Limited (ABCL) is highlighting 28 years of data that shows a big shift in the drinks Australians choose.  In 1997, sugar-sweetened beverages made up around 70 per cent of Australia’s non-alcoholic water-based beverage market. […]

  • From Roadmap to Regulatory Reform 21 September 2026

    Monday, 21 September 2026 The Australian Beverages Council Ltd (ABCL) congratulates Environment Ministers on recognising that regulation of packaging remains a national environmental priority and calls upon government to set clear a pathway for implementation of regulatory reforms.   Friday’s Environment Ministers’ Meeting demonstrates there remains a commitment to nationally consistent packaging rules that improve environmental outcomes, however, the answer is not more open-ended consultation.   CEO of the ABCL Geoff Parker notes these reforms have been discussed for […]