

We innovate, empower and collaborate to help consumers eat balanced diets and live healthier, more sustainable lives


A healthy, sustainable food system lies at the heart of the Sustainable Development Goals
Who we are
Since 2008, the International Food & Beverage Alliance (IFBA) has convened leading global food and non-alcoholic beverage companies to empower consumers to eat balanced diets and live healthier lives.




Our commitments
Product formulation
We empower consumers to eat balanced diets with improved and new products—and small and reduced portions.
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We enhance product labels and online and point-of-sale communications so consumers can make informed choices.
Learn moreResponsible marketing
We voluntarily restrict advertising to children under 12 globally.
Learn moreHealthy, sustainable living
We are committed to promoting good health and nutrition, while seeking to reduce the impact on our environment.
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Sustainable Development Goals
We believe that good health and nutrition are central to achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. But changes are needed in how food and beverages are sourced, produced, distributed, and consumed if we are to end hunger, achieve food security and improve nutrition without depleting the earth’s resources.
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Earlier this week, @FSSAIIndia moved to limit the trans fats in edible oils and fats to 2% by January 2022. An important step for a healthy India and global elimination of iTFAs. #transfatfreeindia
This new report from @WHO encourages physical activity to promote health and prevent NCDs. #EveryMoveCounts for your heart, body, and mind! Here’s how IFBA is working to promote healthy lifestyles and help our communities #beactive: https://t.co/sTQkadvRWi.
Global experts share experiences + policy recommendations to accelerate #transfat elimination during @ncdalliance webinar: many speakers @GAINalliance, @ResolveTSL & @WHO praise @IFBAlliance leadership & encourage broader business community (suppliers/SMEs) to play a bigger role
"In the past, WHO focused on the risks of partnership, not on opportunities. We must also see the risks of not engaging in new partnerships that could help us achieve our goals", @DrTedros #WHA73.
IFBA is proud to be among those seizing opportunities to achieve #SDGs with @WHO


Today at #WHA73 @DrTedros emphasized such priorities as:
🔹#COVID19
🔹#UHC & #GlobalHealth
🔹#NCDs & #MentalHealth
🔹@WHO’s new approach to #partnerships – focusing not only on risks, but also opportunities;
🔹ensuring predictable & sustainable #funding
👉https://t.co/1AFShE6uzX
An inspiring exchange with DDG @BethBechdol and her team @FAO @FAOBrussels, who shared their new private sector engagement strategy. We look forward to exploring partnerships with FAO as we continue our journey towards sustainable food systems #SDGs


Historical and first-ever participation of @FAO senior management team led by DDG @BethBechdol, at board meeting of @IFBAlliance, headquartered in 🇧🇪 Brussels.
Interesting discussion on FAO's new private sector strategy and possible areas of mutual collaboration.
It’s vital that all #FoodHeroes are real beneficiaries of our global supply chains. That’s why we created the Farmer Income lab to investigate and identify approaches to driving increases in farmers income! https://t.co/ijSm8wVONC
#WorldFoodDay https://t.co/93v7jPsg5D