30px;">Bisphenol A . A chemical found in some plastic consumer products as well as the epoxy liners of virtually all food and beverage cans.

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30px;">Juice that is directly squeezed from a fruit or vegetable.  Can be made from juice concentrate reconstituted with water and certain other ingredients (for example, vitamins or minerals) as prescribed by law.

30px;">Is a low-calorie sweetener that contains no calories and is 180 to 200 times sweeter than sucrose.  It is commonly known as Sunnett®

30px;">The most common beverage package is the aluminum can.  Aluminum is an ideal material for beverage containers because it is light weight, can withstand a lot of pressure and is 100 percent recyclable. 

30px;">An ingredient in soft drinks that functions as an antioxidant preservative, flavoring agent or vitamin enhancer.

30px;">Is a low-calorie sweetener that is 180 to 200 times sweeter than sucrose.  It is thought to have a more natural sugar taste.  It is commonly known as NutraSweet®

30px;">B-group vitamins are essential nutrients that play an important role in energy metabolism. 

30px;">Black Tea is oxidized more than other tea varieties.  Since black teas use dried oxidized tea leaves, they generally have stronger flavor and contain more caffeine than some other teas.

30px;">A bottle bill mandates a minimum refundable deposit on specified beverage containers. (See Deposit)