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Stability of the vitamin C content of commercial orange juice
Seven brands of orange juice have been analysed for their ascorbic acid content over a 14-day period during which they were handled under conditions similar to the home. The ascorbic acid content was found to decrease slightly during storage, with the loss of ascorbic acid being dependent on the handling method used. Six of the brands tested contained sufficient ascorbic acid at the end of the study to approximately meet the minimum requirements for unopened juice.
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Food Technology in AustraliaVolume
33Article number
3Number
3Pagination
136-138ISSN
0015-6647Publication status
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