The FDA decided to require warning labels on unpasteurized juice after a number of outbreaks of illnesses caused by the bacterium E. Coli in fruit juice. In 1996, an outbreak in the western United ...

If you've recently purchased some apple cider, you may want to check the label before you open up the jug. Some health officials are warning consumers about drinking unpasteurized apple cider ...

Since 1998, the FDA has required that jugs or containers of unpasteurized apple cider be clearly labeled. Cups of apple cider, however, are not legally required to have a warning label.