Why do most (if not all) juices brands claim its 100% natural juice...?

Question

and Its obvious it is not,,,, or maybe i misunderstand what "juice mean",, , to me juice is for example,, orange juice, that you obtain when you squeeze an orange,,, so Tropicana , just to mention one,, does taste "fake" and still say 100% natural,,, am I misunderstanding what they mean?

Answer 1

It means they don't add High Fructose Corn Syrup and the other c**p that Sunny D and Hawaiian Punch do.

Answer 2

no sugar added i think

Answer 3

I know what you mean. What the company that sells the drinks actually mean is the fruit in the drink is 100% natural, they just happen to then add more additives and stuff to the drink; but the fruit thats in the drink is 100% real fruit. I hope you understand whai i mean. The thing I dont get is how you can get a banana fruit drink... banana is a herb :-/

Answer 4

it probably means that there are no preservatives or sugar or concentrates added to the juice

Answer 5

Read the labels and see if they also contain water, and what percentage of juice they contain!  Most fruit drinks contain about 27% juice, and the label will say that.  Other labels say 100% Vitamin C, and people mistakenly think that's 100% juice.....

Answer 6

Because it really is 100% juice. The only problem is that it might not be 100% of the juice type you think you are drinking. Apple juice is frequently used in some quantity less than 100% in juice drinks labled as another flavor. Take a look at Cranberry juice that is labeled as 100%. The real stuff is 2 times the cost of the juice cut with apple.

Answer 7

100% juice for apple juice, and 10% juice for high C or Capri sun that is cut with water and sweetened with corn syrup. 100% juice means there are no additives or chemicals or wierd stuff.