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 ...

Wondering whether fruit juice is good for you? Some fruit juices contain a lot of sugar, says Consumer Reports, which offers advice on drinking fruit 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. Often, additives, preservatives, ...

The global fruit beverages market is poised to grow from USD 50 billion in 2025 to USD 74 billion by 2035, registering a steady CAGR of 4.0% during the forecast period. This growth is supported by ...

The targeted label was used from June 2020 to April 2022 for Tropicana's "Real Fruit Experience 100% Melon Taste" juice in a 900ml carton priced at 250 yen (about $1.75) before tax.

Drinking 100% fruit juice linked to weight gain in kids; doctor suggests alternatives Dr. Darien Sutton explains why whole fruit is more nutritious.

Japanese orange-juice makers have been trying to cope with poor overseas harvests and the effects of a weakened yen. They are turning to domestic farmers — but it's not that simple.

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 ...

Under SA's latest proposed food labelling regulations, 100% fruit juices won’t have to show a high sugar warning because their sugars are “naturally occurring” ...