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.
- 2 cited USDA/FDA/FSIS sources
- Editorial review · Editorial record: June 2026
This editorial interval has no verified exact source yet. Follow your product label.
- 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.
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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