Fruit juice can have as much — or more — sugar than soda or energy drinks. But unlike those drinks, juices won’t come with a warning label under SA’s latest draft regulations for food labelling. We ...

Data from the Japan Fruit Juice Association shows that imported orange juice carried a price tag of 259 yen ($1.60) per liter in 2020 but the figure reached 491 yen in 2023.

You don’t need to drink fruit juice, especially if you eat whole fruit. But if you like it, you can have it in a balanced way. • Stick with 100 percent juice.

Juices labelled ‘100% fruit juice' may give you the impression that they are made purely from the juice of natural fruits. However, this is frequently not the case. ... If you have a look at the label ...

Fruit Juice Labels: Several food business operators have been "inaccurately marketing various types of reconstituted fruit juices by claiming them to be 100% fruit juices," FSSAI stated.

The weak yen is not helping the situation. The Japan Fruit Juice Association says prices of imported orange juice surged last year by more than 50 percent in yen terms.

Pure 100% fruit juices won’t carry a warning label because their sugar is natural. But not all juices are completely natural, some contain added sugar or sweeteners — so those with more than just over ...

But while 94% of soft drinks and 97% of energy drinks would need warning labels for high sugar or artificial sweeteners, just 30% of juices would be labelled. Pure 100% fruit juices won’t carry ...