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Commodities Corner: Orange juice outshines gold in futures markets
MarketWatch  Jun 7  Comment 
Oranges might be the new gold — at least for investors in the futures markets in terms of percentage gains this year.
Sugary drinks can cause kidney stone
The Hindu Business Line  May 16  Comment 
Consumption of sugar sweetened soda and punch is associated with a higher risk of developing kidney stone, a new study has found. However, some beverages, such as coffee, tea and orange juice, are...
Disease Threatens Florida’s Citrus Industry
New York Times  May 10  Comment 
Efforts to find a way to stop the spread of citrus greening have failed, and the damage is growing increasingly extensive, especially to oranges.     
Lilly Pulitzer's Main Street Legacy Beyond Prep
TheStreet.com  Apr 10  Comment 
NEW YORK (MainStreet) --Lilly Pulitzer, the doyenne of the bright pink and green "shift dress" spotted from Palm Beach to Nantucket, died Sunday, but her legacy is not as stitched into class elitism as one might think. Born in New York in 1931,...
Lilly Pulitzer's Main Street Legacy Beyond Prep
TheStreet.com  Apr 9  Comment 
NEW YORK (MainStreet) --Lilly Pulitzer, the doyenne of the bright pink and green "shift dress" spotted from Palm Beach to Nantucket, died yesterday, but her legacy is not as stitched into class elitism as one might think. Born in New York in...




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Orange juice is the juice extracted from the orange fruit. Unless otherwise specified, in term of futures contracts, "orange juice" refers to frozen, concentrated orange juice. Brazil is the world's largest producer of oranges, followed by Florida.[1] Orange juice futures are priced in cents per pound with a delivery contract of 15000 pounds.

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  1. ↑ Barchart.com's Coverage of Orange Juice Futures
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