Premium price tag Canadians spend almost $500 million a year on orange juice, including premium juice, which is often marketed as "fresh," "pure," "natural" and "not from concentrate." ...

Canadians consume far less orange juice than beer or soft drinks, but among fruit juices, the squeezed citrus is king. Average annual OJ intake totals about 12.5 litres — twice as much as apple ...

Concentrate orange-juice futures in New York, which soft-drink producers use to hedge against price swings, have quadrupled since late 2021. They hit an intraday high of $5.80 a pound on September ...

The most-active contract in New York fell as much as 4.2 per cent on Monday to US$2.274 per pound of frozen orange juice concentrate, the lowest since March 2023. A weak outlook for North American ...

Only 19% of US consumers think orange juice is a good value, according to a Mintel survey of 2,000 consumers in April for a report on juice drinks. Rising orange juice prices have come as prices ...

Frozen noncarbonated juices and drinks like orange juice jumped 7.7%, while the cost of coffee is up 3.1% year over year. Instant coffee in particular is getting more expensive, up 7.1%.

The January contract of frozen concentrated orange juice (FCOJ) on the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) hit an all-time high of $4.17 per pound during the session, before falling back to $3.83 per ...