The iconic orange juice brand Tropicana is feeling the squeeze of financial pressures affecting both its supply and demand. Is this the end for the juice giant?

In many ways, the decline of orange juice represents the future of many staple foods. Continuous abundance, a prerequisite for staples, is no longer guaranteed. More and more, the notion of the ...

A combination of crop disease, extreme weather, and trade wars is driving up the cost of orange juice. U.S. production is at its lowest level in nearly 90 years, and tariffs could push prices even ...

But Trudeau blundered by singling out Florida orange juice as part of Canada’s battle plan response. Trump announced sweeping 25 percent tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico last week. Then after ...

Buying orange juice has become an exercise in eeny, meeny, miny, moe. On a recent trip to the supermarket, we found 10 versions of best-selling Tropicana alone, including some with added calcium ...

And, on top of all that, consumers are watching their sugar intake. It’s adding up to a disaster for Tropicana orange juice. Tropicana, founded in 1947 by an immigrant from Sicily who developed ...

“Until that point is reached where consumers are no longer willing to pay the premium for orange juice because it is at such low supply, prices will continue to drive up,” Campbell told CNB ...

First eggs, now orange juice, apparently 2025 is becoming the year of "extremely expensive breakfast." One eight-ounce glass of Tropicana no-pulp orange juice contains 110 calories along with 22 ...