Apple Juice Nutrition Facts

Apple Juice is a fruit or vegetable juice whose fiber, sugars, and micronutrients depend on processing and fortification. It provides vitamin C.
Nutrition for 100 g
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What 100 Percent Has to Measure
For juice labelling, the FDA treats single-strength apple juice as having at least 11.5 degrees Brix — the dissolved-solids reading used to check whether a juice from concentrate has really been reconstituted to full strength.
Source: Code of Federal Regulations
How to choose and store Apple Juice
How to choose
Choose within the date on the label; if it is a refrigerated juice, buy it cold.
Storage
Follow the package instructions. Refrigerated juice stays at 40°F (4°C) or below; shelf-stable bottles store in a cool, dry place until opened. After opening, refrigerate and follow the date on the package.
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