The Latest From the MiBev and Our Network

Local students earn coveted $20,000 scholarship through The Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation for their outstanding achievement and leadership.

Ypsilanti Township receives $243,000 investment from MiBev members to expand residential recycling access.

Calories consumed from beverages continue to decline in communities where obesity rates are above the national average.

MiBev president and CEO, Derek Bajema, wrote an article in the Lansing State Journal about how Michigan’s beverage industry is creating a more circular economy for our bottles.

Public Sector Consultants chief executive officer Julie Metty Bennett gives her take on Michigan’s bottle bill at Crain’s Detroit Business

Community within Marquette County received an investment from the American Beverage Association to reduce the industry’s use of new plastic and keep the bottles out of the environment.

Recycle Ann Arbor has been selected to receive an investment from the American Beverage Association to reduce the industry’s use of new plastic and keep the bottles out of the environment.

Ann Arbor is getting some help from the beverage industry and the state of Michigan to upgrade and reopen the city’s long-shuttered recycling plant.

MiBev president and CEO, Derek Bajema, wrote an article for the Detroit News about the importance of providing consumers with options and information about their beverage choices.