Juice concentrates are a great way of maintaining the fresh fruit flavour and colour profiles whilst preserving the natural goodness at a lower price than freshly squeezed juice. Juice concentrates can be kept frozen until they are used by adding water, which increases the length of time the concentrate lasts for after purchase and also how long it keeps its freshness.
Juice Concentrates vs. Fresh Juice
Juice concentrates and freshly squeezed juice are similar in regards to some of their nutritional values, such as calorie and sugar content. Both juices offer a source of glucose, fuelling your body with energy.
Although some may say fresh juice contains more vitamin content due to the loss of vitamins through processing that juice concentrate undertakes, the nutrient fortification means that juice concentrates sometimes contains nutrients not found in fresh juices. Nutrient fortification is the addition of vitamins and minerals during the processing stage that the juice concentrate goes through. For example, research shows that a 1 cup serving of apple juice concentrate which has been through the fortification process fulfils the entire daily vitamin C requirement, whereas a 1 cup serving of fresh apple juice contains just 17% of the daily vitamin C requirements.
JC Dudley - Juice Concentrates
Our juice concentrates contain 100% juice which is another requirement to make sure you maintain the freshness and nutritional value within your drink. Also, if our juice concentrates are frozen for your convenience, they will supply you with a large amount of water to help keep you hydrated throughout the day. Our juice concentrates are fresh and affordable, to ensure your vitamins and nutrients are preserved. We also make sure a little goes a long way and so you can drink our concentrates as and when you may want to.
To find out more about our fruit concentrates and the other products we have on offer, browse our site or contact us.
Although some may say fresh juice contains more vitamin content due to the loss of vitamins through processing that juice concentrate undertakes, the nutrient fortification means that juice concentrates sometimes contains nutrients not found in fresh juices. Nutrient fortification is the addition of vitamins and minerals during the processing stage that the juice concentrate goes through. For example, research shows that a 1 cup serving of apple juice concentrate which has been through the fortification process fulfils the entire daily vitamin C requirement, whereas a 1 cup serving of fresh apple juice contains just 17% of the daily vitamin C requirements.
JC Dudley - Juice Concentrates
Our juice concentrates contain 100% juice which is another requirement to make sure you maintain the freshness and nutritional value within your drink. Also, if our juice concentrates are frozen for your convenience, they will supply you with a large amount of water to help keep you hydrated throughout the day. Our juice concentrates are fresh and affordable, to ensure your vitamins and nutrients are preserved. We also make sure a little goes a long way and so you can drink our concentrates as and when you may want to.
To find out more about our fruit concentrates and the other products we have on offer, browse our site or contact us.
