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The labels of juice bottles can have certain ingredients that can pose certain health risks.
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Tiny particles of plastic can leach into the juice content in plastic juice bottles, posing long-term health risks.
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If the juice bottles are reused, bacterial growth can occur in them, which makes people vulnerable to developing bacterial infections.
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Bottled juices have a shelf life, unlike an actual glass of fresh juice, which ferments in a couple of hours after juicing.
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Once the juice is packaged into bottles, the prolonged storage depletes the vitamin C and A in it.
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When juice bottles are transported from manufacturing to retail stores for consumption, the chemicals can leach into the contents of the bottled juice.
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Studies confirm that flavour enhancers and additives like synthetic colours can damage the intestinal lining of the stomach when consumed for an extended period of time.
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