Tropicana 100% Pure Orange Juice No Pulp

Tropicana 100% Pure Orange Juice No Pulp is a chilled bottle of never-from-concentrate juice. One ingredient goes in: 100% pure orange juice, strained so no pulp remains. Grocery coolers across Canada stock it as a breakfast pour.

The juice is not made in Canada. Tropicana Brands Group runs the brand from Florida, with PAI Partners as majority owner and PepsiCo holding 39 percent. Oranges for this line are Florida fruit, pasteurised on the grove-to-glass path the Canadian about page still describes.

The pour is smooth and pulp-free, with only the sugars found in fruit. The product page compares potassium to a medium banana and calls folate an excellent source. Local grocers carry it, though not every SKU is in every region.

Product Highlights

  • 1.36 L chilled bottle
  • 120 calories per 250 mL
  • 72 mg vitamin C, 80% DV
  • 450 mg potassium per serving
  • Kosher mark on the pack
  • Health Canada high-in-sugars symbol
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Our Canadian score

Imported

Imported

This Tropicana orange juice is imported. Tropicana Brands Group, formed in 2022 by PAI Partners and PepsiCo, bottles it in Florida from Florida oranges. The Canadian site still situates the company in Bradenton, and the pack carries no Canadian origin claim.

Score breakdown (85% evidenced, high confidence)

Manufacturing30% of score0/100

Tropicana is moved to Bradenton, Florida, where it is still situated today.

Ingredients / Materials25% of score0/100

For the first time, people could enjoy the fresh taste of pure 100% Florida orange juice in a ready-to-serve package.

Brand Ownership20% of score0/100

Established in 2022 as a joint venture between PAI Partners and PepsiCo, Tropicana Brands Group brings together an exciting, global portfolio of some of the world's most iconic juice brands including Tropicana, Naked, KeVita, Izze, Twister, Dole, Copella and Punica.

Headquarters10% of score0/100

Tropicana is moved to Bradenton, Florida, where it is still situated today.

Canadian Workforce6% of scoreNo data
Packaging5% of scoreNo data
Design & R&D4% of scoreNo data

This score is our own read of publicly available evidence, not a regulatory finding. It is not a CFIA or Competition Bureau origin determination, and it is not the same as the "Product of Canada" or "Made in Canada" claims a manufacturer prints on a label. Check the package if you need the official claim. How we score

Key Facts

Made In
Bradenton, Florida, United States
Owned By
Tropicana Brands Group
Size
1.36 L
Key Ingredients
100% pure orange juice
Certifications
Kosher

Product Information

Nutrition Facts

Per 250 mL% DV
Calories / Calories120
Fat / Lipides0g0%
Sodium0mg
Carbohydrate / Glucides27g
Sugars / Sucres23g23%
Protein / Protéines2g
Calcium30mg2%
Iron / Fer0.2mg1%
Potassium450mg13%

Ingredients

100 % Pure Orange Juice

Dietary Information

Kosher

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Tropicana no-pulp orange juice made in Canada?

No. This Tropicana 100% bottle is Florida juice. A Fort Pierce citrus-extraction plant sits beside the Bradenton home base, and 1991 marked Canada's debut for the chilled NFC line.

Does Tropicana no-pulp orange juice contain added sugar?

No. Tropicana 100% no-pulp juice has no added sugar or water. The Canadian FAQ says fruit sugars occur naturally, and the label reads only sugars from fruit.

How does Tropicana no-pulp juice differ from some-pulp bottles?

This Tropicana 100% SKU is the strained sibling. Tropicana.ca also lists Some Pulp and Lots of Pulp bottles that share the orange base with pulp left in.

Where can you buy Tropicana no-pulp orange juice?

Canadian grocers stock Tropicana 100% no-pulp bottles. The brand page says some products may not be available in your area, so check the local cooler.

Who owns Tropicana no-pulp orange juice?

Tropicana Brands Group owns this Tropicana 100% juice. The parent was established in 2022 as a joint venture, and PepsiCo kept a 39 percent non-controlling interest.

Is the no-pulp Tropicana bottle mixed from concentrate?

No. This Tropicana 100% SKU skips concentrate. The Canadian FAQ says concentrate has water removed at harvest and added back later.