100% Fruit Juice. Great Taste Kids Love.

Juicy Juice Fruit Punch is packed with important nutrients like potassium and Vitamin C - and big flavor from a blend of kid-approved, 100% fruit juices. A 4 fl oz. serving of Juicy Juice 100% juice provides at least a 1/2 cup of fruit* and 60% of the USDA recommended amount of Vitamin C for kids.

*Kids need 1 1/2 cups of fruit per day. While most of this should come from whole fruits, Juicy Juice can help too!

Frequently Asked Questions

How should juice boxes be stored?
Unopened products should be stored in a cabinet or the refrigerator. Opened products should always be kept in a sealed container in the refrigerator to ensure maximum freshness. Nestlé Juicy Juice products should not be frozen, as freezing can compromise the overall quality of the products.

Are Juicy Juice 100% juice products blends of different fruit juices?
Yes. While all Juicy Juice 100% juice products contain 100% Juice, many of our varieties are blends of various fruit juices. We blend with a purpose in mind – to deliver a wide variety of great tasting fruit flavors that specifically appeal to kids’ palates.

Do Nestlé Juicy Juice products contain added sugars?
No. Nestlé Juicy Juice products do not contain any added sugars. Nestlé Juicy Juice products are 100% juice. They contain only natural sugars (fructose) in the fruit juice concentrates used.

Are Nestlé Juicy Juice products pasteurized?
Yes. All Nestlé juices and nectars are pasteurized through a heating process that destroys any microorganisms.

Are Nestlé Juicy Juice products Kosher?
No. Nestlé Juicy Juice products are not Kosher.

Do Nestlé Juicy Juice products contain gluten?
No. Gluten is found in products that contain wheat, barley, rye, and oats. Nestlé Juicy Juice products do not contain any of these things.

Do Nestlé Juicy Juice products contain any of the top eight allergens (dairy, soy, nuts, peanuts, eggs, wheat, fish and shellfish)?
No. Nestlé Juicy Juice products do not contain any of these top eight allergens.

At what age can I begin serving Nestlé Juicy Juice to my child?
The best time for your child to start drinking fruit juice is when he or she is ready to start drinking from a cup. This typically happens around 6 to 8 months of age. To introduce juice to your baby:

• Start with a diluted, gentle, non-acidic juice like apple.
• Measure 2 to 4 ounces of juice into a sippy cup. Limit the total amount of juice to no more than 4 ounces per day.
• Dilute the juice using the 1.1 ratio; one part water and one part juice.
• Remember, your baby’s primary source of nutrition is still breastmilk or formula.

Wait at least one week before offering a different fruit juice to make sure your baby has no allergic reactions. Avoid feeding them orange, tangerine, grapefruit, pineapple, and tomato juices before 6 months of age, as those juices are more likely to cause an allergic reaction. If you are unsure, consult your pediatrician.