Voice 1: None of the five juice drinks we looked at featured a picture of an apple on the label, and not one of them included apple in the product name despite it being the main ingredient in each ...

Even some grocery stores are allowed to sell untreated apple cider, so long as the product carries the appropriate warning ...

I love fall traditions: pumpkin spice, decorative gourds and cozy cups of apple cider. Farm stands usually have the freshest, ...

The Food and Drug Administration is requiring warning labels on all apple cider sold to the public, unless the cider has been processed to achieve a 100,000 fold reduction in the number of harmful ...

So read the label carefully ... And those natural sugars can add up to lots of calories. A glass of fruit juice ranges from 100 (orange, grapefruit, apple) to 170 (grape and prune) calories ...

Health authorities say unpasteurized juices pose a greater risk of contracting foodborne illness from any pathogens and ...

It uses heat or ultraviolet light to kill bacteria, making the cider safe to drink while keeping its nutritional properties.

Is that apple cider pasteurized? Your health might depend on it. Drinking unpasteurized glasses of apple cider could cause ...

But the FDA does not require warning labels for juice or cider sold "by the glass," which can typically be found at apple orchards, farmers’ markets, roadside stands, juice bars, and some ...

Local health authorities are highlighting the dangers of consuming unpasteurized apple ... the juice at home by heating it to 70 degrees Celsius for at least one minute. Healthline Nutrition ...

But nutrition is a long term strategy rather ... one of the most popular ginger shots on the high street is in fact 75% apple juice and only 25% ginger,” says Brecher. Even so, the benefits ...