Category/Apple nectars

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The category Apple Nectars contains products obtained by extracting the fluids (the juice) from Apples { Malus domestica Borkh.). These products must contain at least 25% juice.


Apple juices are either bottled after extraction, the Pure apple juices or they are first concentrated and later hydrated, the Apple juices from concentrate. Apple juice can have added minerals or vitamins: the Enriched apple juices. Apple juices with add flavours, like vanilla, ginger, etc, are found under Flavoured apple juices.


Or with carbon dioxide is added: Sparkling apple nectars.


Apple juices that are extracted from a specific apple variety can be found under Monovarietal apple juices.

Other ingredients

The definition of this category follows the EU regulation,

No added sugar,


No colorings, No preservatives. These is even no longer allowed to put on products sold in the EU. Products that do not comply with the no additives rule, have been labeled With additives.

Production process

An apple juice product might contains mentions on the production process of apple juice. These characteristics are specified as labels:

  • production scale:
  • growth process:
  • extraction process:
  • filtration process:
  • food preservation:

Nutritional information

Related categories

When producer want to add sugar or dilute the juice more, then they may NOT be called apple juices, but must be called Apple nectars. If apple juice is concentrated, it is no longer a beverage, and can be found under Apple syrups. Apple juices which are mixed with other fruit juices are found under Multifruit juices.

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