Orange juice (opened) on a neutral surface

How Long Does Orange Juice (Opened) Last?

Orange Juice (Opened): 7–10 days in the refrigerator after opening. These are listed storage intervals; check each card for exact evidence and conditions. Freezer intervals describe quality.

  • Each card identifies whether its interval has an exact source or is still under review. A missing card means no interval is available for that state.
  • Unopened and after-opening entries are separate. Use only the tab that matches your product state.

A fizzy or yeasty smell means the juice has begun to ferment — discard it. Always reseal and refrigerate promptly.

How to tell if it's gone bad

Normal appearance and smell do not prove food is safe. Disease-causing bacteria may be present without visible spoilage. Never taste food to test its safety; follow time, temperature and recall guidance. FDA — Storage Basics

  • Look:Cloudiness beyond normal pulp, mould near the cap
  • Smell:Sour, yeasty, or alcoholic smell
  • Texture:Fizzing or separated texture

When in doubt, throw it out. If Orange Juice (Opened) smells, looks, or feels off — discard it. Food poisoning is not worth the risk.

Storage tips

Keep opened juice tightly capped on a cold fridge shelf, not the door, and pour with a clean glass rather than drinking from the carton.

Check your storage dates

Compare the elapsed time with the storage guidance. This cannot certify that food is safe.

Use the actual purchase, cooking, opening or thawing date for the selected state. For the freezer, use the freezing date. Do not reset time by repackaging.
Fridge: 4°C / 40°F or below. Freezer: continuously −18°C / 0°F or below, frozen before the refrigerated limit. Pantry: follow the label. Leave unchecked if uncertain.

FDA — Storage Basics / Freezer Facts

Common questions

How long does opened Orange juice (opened) last in the fridge?
Orange juice (opened) — refrigerator (after opening): 7–10 days. Exact evidence is still under review; follow the product label.

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