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Juice formats & processing options

The right format for the right application.

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A hand pouring deep red juice from a glass carafe into a tumbler beside three plain bottles of juice, cherries and a halved peach
Fig. 1Cherry, going in. The bottles are plain on purpose.

Fig. 2 — Seven decisions

How a juice gets specified.

  1. Extraction

    Squeezed, pressed, cold-pressed, or other suitable extraction methods.

  2. Processing & preservation

    Pasteurized, high-pressure processed where suitable, or other validated processing.

  3. Concentration

    Not from concentrate, from concentrate, or concentrate.

  4. Finished beverage style

    100% juice, nectar, juice beverage, blended beverage, or sparkling beverage.

  5. Texture

    Clarified, pulp-free, with pulp, high pulp, or puree-based.

  6. Formulation attributes

    Organic, fortified, or other project-specific requirements.

    • Organic
    • Fortified
    • Custom formulas

  7. Storage & delivery

    Refrigerated, frozen, or shelf-stable, according to the product and process.

    • Refrigerated
    • Frozen
    • Shelf-stable

Cold pressing describes extraction; it does not by itself establish product safety or shelf life. Nutrition and sugar claims should be specific to the finished formulation.

The right format for the right application.

Tell us your flavor, package, storage requirements, and target customer. We’ll help identify suitable formulation and production options.