Orangensafthersteller erwägen Verwendung alternativer Früchte, da die Preise in die Höhe schießen

https://www.foxla.com/news/orange-juice-makers-consider-alternative-fruit?utm_campaign=trueanthem&utm_medium=trueanthem&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR1dmQqZLI7LAe7BWysrW0fFaB17jr2N7jja2LGOU_h7TKCZ1tUG7WaHJlk_aem_ATw9cQHrAT_L3KcmKNuUI-4B7Wvg6msMmGqwsdfEzLnNsOtFNdZ0M3J3_2vsQ0P1xJRVFC0st-8H0_qE_xVDlDrk#lwwoq3916sy9d0bdcp5

25 comments
  1. Oh, so that’s why it’s way more expensive at the store.

  2. Orange trees in Brazil have been suffering from a disease known as citrus greening. Once infected, citrus trees produce fruits that are partially green, small, misshapen and bitter. There is no cure, and trees typically die within a few years of infection.

  3. “The spike stems from declining output in Florida, which is the primary U.S. producer”

    Probably shouldn’t have chased every immigrant laborer out of the state.

  4. Are they still going to market it as “orange juice” if they are using clementines/manarines/tangerines?

  5. Every other juice is just apple juice with flavouring at this point so I’m not shocked

  6. nOw ContAining 51% orange juice, and other juices too! How healthy! Buy now!

  7. Get ready for apple juice with concentrated orange flavoring marketed as orange juice. It’s what they already do with every other fruit juice.

  8. So we’re suddenly going to pretend other juices don’t already exist? Like I swear to God, grapefruit juice has existed since at least the 80s.

  9. I went to the Magic Leap offices in Florida. They had a fresh squeezed orange juice machine there. They imported the oranges from California.

  10. I can’t wait for my first fresh glass of durian juice!

  11. If you haven’t had POG, you are missing out on the good stuff.

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