Naked Juice

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A 10-ounce bottle of Protein Zone, and a 15.2-ounce O-J.

Naked Juice is a brand of fruit drinks advertised as being produced without any added sugar or preservatives, and with high concentrations of antioxidants^[1]. Under the slogan "A Pound of Fruit in Every Bottle" ("Two Pounds" for the 32-ounce bottle), Naked Juice is made by the Naked Juice Company of Azusa, California, and was acquired by PepsiCo Products under PepsiCo's new "Performance with Purpose" philosophy extolled by CEO Indra Nooyi.

In addition to being available in three sizes (10 ounces, 15.2 ounces, and 32 ounces) at grocery stores and other beverage vendors, Naked Juice was recently introduced for sale at Starbucks.

1 Varieties
2 Storage and Refrigeration Requirements
3 Sources
4 External links

[edit] Varieties

As of April 2008, the brand consists of 26 different varieties under seven separate categories:

Antioxidant
- Berry Blast
- Mighty Mango
- Pomegranate
- Pomegranate Acai
- Pomegranate Blueberry
- Rainforest Acai

Just Juice
- O-J
- Apple
- Carrot
- Tangerine

Energy
- Orange Mango Motion
- Strawberry Kiwi Kick
- Cherry Pomegranate Power
- Black & Blueberry Rush

Protein
- Protein Zone

Superfood
- Blue Machine
- Gold Machine
- Purple Machine
- Green Machine
- Red Machine

Well Being
- Power-C
- Strawberry Banana-C
- Tropical-C
- Black Currant

Bare Breeze
- Watermelon Chill
- Peach Mangosteen Bliss

[edit] Storage and Refrigeration Requirements

While all Naked Juice products are required to be kept refrigerated, the Protein Zone and Carrot Juice flavors have shown to be more prone to rot. The Naked Juice Company recommends that these juices stay below 42 degrees F, citing "temperature abuse" as the cause for this problem. [1]