Boxes of IBIE NSDA bottles 1970's to 1990's

[BottleCrazy88]

Howdy,

Picked these up a long time ago and I am just finding out about them. Would it be better to sell them here or on an auction site? I think I will seperate them into three lots of different bottles and then put the rest together as one bunch. Any suggestions?

 

[cc6pack]

Here's some info on your bottles, read the Key and Symbols, Roster on how to read the categories.

http://www.gono.com/museum2003/commbottles/abcbandnsda.htm

 

[capsoda]

What in the world is an IBIE????[8|]

 

[cc6pack]

Warren

To slow the misappropriation of bottles, and to deal with the problems of wide spread distribution networks, the bottlers decided to ban together, and in 1882, the United States Bottlers Protective Association (U.S.B.P.A.) was organized. The association lasted only three years but formed the basis for other groups to follow.
In 1889, the "American Bottlers Protective Association" (A.B.P.A) was formed to serve the needs of both soda and beer bottlers. In 1918, the soda bottlers felt the need to form their own group they called the "National Bottler's Association", until the "American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages" (A.B.C.B.) evolved in 1919.
The A.B.C.B emerged as a strong national soft drink association with forceful leadership which tackled many diverse issues affecting the bottlers such as, taxes, product standards, the Great Depression, Prohibition, rationing, and wartime price controls.
In 1921, the first industry-wide national exposition was sponsored by the A.B.C.B. in conjunction with their national convention. These annual meetings are still being held and have produced many unique and valuable collectables over the years.
Changes in the industry along with new product packaging methods led to a name change, the "National Soft Drink Association" (N.S.D.A.) in 1967.

NSDA serves as a liaison between various industry, government, legislative, regulatory and public groups. Until 2000, NSDA hosted InterBev, the beverage industry's largest trade show. InterBev, previously named the International Beverage Industry Exposition (IBIE), continues to exist and is held every two years. For more information please see www.interbev.com.​