oj concentrate

Packaging varies by product: many come in plastic bottles, some are sold in paper/cardboard cartons, and a few concentrates are packaged in glass bottles.

Some orange juices from concentrate are labeled as pulp-free — product details often state "No Pulp" or "Pulp-free." Check individual product pages or labels to see whether a given item has a 'with pulp' alternative.

It varies by product: many listings are labeled 100% juice, while some fruit-drink or juice-mix products contain much lower juice percentages (examples found around 11–12%).

Many listings state they contain no preservatives and no artificial flavors or sweeteners; some also note no artificial colors or no high‑fructose corn syrup. Always check the specific product label for confirmation.

Yes. Several concentrates—particularly some 32 fl oz bottles—are labeled USDA Organic and Non‑GMO Project Verified; examples include tart cherry, cranberry, and the pineapple–mango blend.

Common uses include drinking straight, mixing into cocktails, combining with seltzer or other juices, diluting, freezing into ice pops, and using in recipes.