Some years ago, one of the world football’s biggest stars showed how Big Soda has no place in sport. Now it's your turn. Join the movement: #KickBigSodaOutOfSport

We already know that sugary drinks are linked to long-term health risks. What many don’t know is that these companies use major sporting events to push their harmful products. 📄 Get the facts here:

These companies are causing harm:.🥤 To our health with their sugar and .🌎 to our planet with their plastic. We want their products removed from healthy sport:

Big Soda doesn’t just sell sugary drinks—they use sponsorships, lobbying, and political donations to interfere with public health policies. Sport should promote health, not harmful products. 🗣️@Cillablank of @CMT_ZA

Sugary drinks have no place in major sporting events. Not at FIFA events⚽️. Not at the Olympics🏊‍♀️. Not in sport. These platforms reach massive audiences and are being used to promote products linked to serious health harms. It’s time to #KickBigSodaOutOfSport once and for

Big Soda has no place in sport. Period. Like the @HealthCaribbean Coalition, we’re working not only to remove sugary drinks from sport, but also to promote healthier environments across all sporting events. 🗣️@maishahutton

This isn’t about choice—it’s about manufactured demand. Big Soda spends millions 💵 to push sugary drinks through sport, targeting children and teens with unhealthy products. Learn more at

🚨 New @bmj_latest investigation exposes 95+ unhealthy food & drink sponsorship deals across UK sports that "sportswash" unhealthy brands through football, cricket, cycling & more. We're calling on sports bodies to end sponsorship deals with the companies responsible for these

The FIFA Club World Cup may be over—but harmful sponsorships are still going strong. We’ll keep holding Big Soda accountable for the harm it causes to our health 🫀 and the planet. 🌍 . We want to see sugary drink kicked out of the world’s biggest sporting events.

New from @lindseypsmith in @HealthPolicyW on ending Big Soda's partnership with FIFA:. "Football is bigger than ever. With this massive reach comes increased responsibility to engage in ethical, transparent practices that don’t cause health and environmental harm.". 🔗 Read

Sugary drink companies use manipulative marketing to target kids and teens, shaping unhealthy habits early in life. It’s especially harmful when these products are linked to sport ⚽️ which is about health, not harm. Listen to @elpoderdelc's director (Mexico).

Big Soda wants to link its unhealthy drinks to football’s excitement and our love for the game. We won’t let them profit at the expense of our health. 📢 Join the movement: . #KickBigSodaOutOfSport #FIFACWC

We’re urging FIFA to finally cut ties with Big Soda.🥤⚠️ . Why? Because sugary drinks are linked to serious health risks like obesity and Type 2 diabetes. Organizations around the 🌍—like @lakehealthwell—have already joined the movement. It’s your turn:

‼️We’re calling on FIFA to end partnerships with companies that put profits over public health. Big Soda uses events like the 2025 Club World Cup to market to billions — including kids. 📢 Join the movement: . #KickBigSodaOutOfSport

With one small gesture, @Cristiano made a big statement: Big Soda has no place in sport.🥤 . Now fans around the world are speaking out against Big Soda’s damage to our health and planet. Join the movement: . #KickBigSodaOutOfSport

🥤⚠️Sugary drinks contribute to obesity, Type 2 diabetes & heart disease. Yet this industry has found its way into sports through sponsorships, using athletes & major events to target children. Experts worldwide —such as @sbarquera of @inspmx— agree: it’s time to kick Big

🏃🏾‍♂️💥 Our youth have BIG dreams, and we won’t let Big Soda stand in their way. Future athletes are growing up surrounded by sugary drink ads that harm their health. Be like @shannbowden from @youthadvocateja and raise your voice: it’s time to #KickBigSodaOutOfSport

Let’s give Big Soda the red card 🛑. Stop prioritizing corporate profit over people's health. Join the movement: It's time to #KickBigSodaOutofSport