How American Factories Produce Millions of Gallons of Orange Juice Every Week

How American Factories Produce Millions of Gallons of Orange Juice Every Week

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There was a time when a glass of orange juice was just as common at breakfast as the sun coming up—bright, familiar, and always there. But somewhere along the way, things changed. Maybe it was the busy mornings, new trends, or just a habit that faded without anyone realizing. But even now, one sip brings it all back—the sweet tang, the refreshing taste, that feeling of a relaxed morning. So, here’s the question: when did we stop pouring, and why haven’t we started again? Well… let’s find out how orange juice is made in a factory.

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