Aug 22, 2003 03:51 PM
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(Updated Aug 22, 2003 04:04 PM)
After glancing at the reviews in here, I began wondering if you guys were paid to write ''good'' and ''long ( 150 words to 8000 words?)''. Dont you ever think outside the box? I have not seen any studies on food packed in Tetrapak containers. (Maybe a scientist from a ''developed'' country, or god forbid, greenpeace, will come up with the actual numbers). I admit that I drink a lot of Tropicana (tried the others like Dabur and went back to Tropicana); it tastes good but I have serious doubts about the contents, remember that India is a warm country and everything degrades much quicker, the food in tetrapaks may be ''unspoilt'', by which, I guess, they mean 'looks and tastes good enough to sell' ). I havent seen these packs in the West, and the cartons usually have a short shelf life (stay?) and are cleared quickly, also they are in the refrigerated area. Remember that the juice is reconstituted from frozen juice concentrate and in India the tetrapaks can be months old. There's my review - Tropicana tastes good, probably addictive, hope we can make a lot of money someday sueing tropicana. Mean while keep drinking and hope for a pot of gold.
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The food we eat by Joanna Blythman
