There are significant differences between NFC juice (Not From Concentrate, non-concentrated reduced juice) and ordinary juice (mainly concentrated reduced juice) in terms of processing technology, nutritional content, taste and flavor, and price. Here is a detailed comparison of the two:
1.Juice filling processing technology
- NFC Juice: Using fresh-squeezing and instant sterilization technology, fresh fruit juice is directly squeezed and quickly sterilized and filled without going through the concentration and recovery process, retaining the original state of the fruit to the greatest extent.
- Ordinary juice: Usually the concentration reduction process is used. The fruit is first squeezed and then concentrated to remove most of the water, and then water, sugar, additives, etc. are added for restoration before filling.
Juice nutrition facts
- NFC juice: Due to fewer processing steps, the vitamins, minerals, dietary fiber and biologically active components (such as flavonoids, anthocyanins, etc.) in the fruit are better retained.
- Ordinary juice: During the concentration and recovery process, some heat-sensitive nutrients (such as vitamin C, B vitamins, etc.) will be lost to varying degrees, and more sugar, preservatives and other additives may be added.
Taste and flavor
- NFC juice: It has a rich fresh fruit flavor, with a natural and mellow taste, which varies depending on factors such as fruit variety, origin, and picking time.
- Ordinary juice: The taste is relatively simple and standardized, and may be too sweet due to added sugar and other sweeteners, masking the flavor of the fruit itself.
Price
- NFC Juice: Due to the direct juicing of fresh fruits and complex processing technology, the production cost is high, and the price is usually 2-3 times or even higher than ordinary juice.
- Ordinary juice: The production process is simple, the cost of raw materials is low, the market competition is fierce, and the price is relatively affordable.
Saving method
- NFC Juice: Usually needs to be refrigerated and has a relatively short shelf life.
- 1Ordinary juice: can be stored at room temperature and has a longer shelf life.
Summarize
NFC juice, with its natural, nutritious and pure taste characteristics, is more suitable for consumers who pursue health and high quality, while ordinary juice is more suitable for daily drinking by the public due to its affordable price and convenient storage. The choice can be weighed against personal needs and budget.
