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Minute Maid was the first company to enter the concentrated juice market. Owned by The Coca-Cola Company, it is the world's largest seller of juice drinks. In 2005, Minute Maid launched "Orange" in the Chinese market, which has become the number one brand of ready-to-drink juice drinks in China, and has also promoted China to become the largest market for "Minute Maid" in the world.

The earliest batch of frozen concentrated orange juice can be traced back to April 15, 1946, when the first batch of frozen concentrated orange juice was shipped from Florida, USA. This marked the birth of the modern juice manufacturing industry.

Product innovation is a key factor in its success. The juice with pieces of real fruit pulp is its biggest selling point. From the perspective of the drink itself, it is different from ordinary orange juice drinks. In addition to the golden liquid, the company can also truly see the fruit pieces inside through the transparent outer packaging.

How to tell the authenticity of juice:

First, read the label. Qualified product packaging is equipped with a description of the ingredients. The description of 100% pure juice generally indicates 100% fruit juice (if it is a concentrated reduced juice, it indicates water, fruit juice concentrate), and clearly states "does not contain any preservatives" agents, sugars and artificial colors”.

Secondly, look at the color. 100% pure juice should have a color similar to that of fresh fruit. If the color of the juice is very bright, it means too much pigment has been added and it is a fake product.

Third, look at precipitation. If there is precipitation in 100% pure juice, it means that the fruit pulp and cellulose, which are very beneficial to the human body, are retained in the juice during processing. Therefore, juice with pulp precipitation has more comprehensive nutrition.

Finally, taste the taste. 100% pure fruit juice tastes like the original flavor of fresh fruit, with a moderately sour and sweet taste (orange juice tastes sour when tasted); inferior products are often too sweet and have an unnatural aftertaste.

Reference for the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Minute Maid