@ Chaka. Yes Coke contains a LOT of sugar.

However, Del Monte and to most extant Pick & Peel don't have sugar. And neither adds other junk into their juices.

Coke, on the hand is VERY UNHEALTHY.

All juices contain sugar either sucrose or fructose which are still unhealthy....The some bottled juices have additives which are as harmful as a coke.

Boss unaongea the opposite, Nectars contain 25-50% (it has added sucrose and other materials), above that we have the fruit juices which can only have fructose added in case of fruits that require further sweetening!!!!

For Kevian:
Peek N' Peel is fruit juice:
Afya is a nectar!!!

What is the difference between a nectar and concentrate?

I happened to work in one of the Juice companies that packs their products in tetra packs just like Delmonte and Pick and Peel. For those who are very very sensitive about your health, Just drink water and when you have time, make your fruit juice at home.

The process was just to import fruit concentrate from Netherlands, buy white sugar, print the tetra packs from Tetrapak and take all this to KWAL. KWAL would do the mixing and of fruit concentrate, water and sugar and pack. Then they would charge for that work. You will be surprised that the single highest cost for a litre of juice before government taxes is the packaging. The fruit concentrate is so little that it does not make much sense to say that you are getting any benefit. You may think that they high cost may mean you are taking fruit juice but the cost from the factory is still very low...then the government charges excise duty and vat. Factor the profit of the producer and even a bigger profit for the supermarket and you have your cost.
If you have an average taster, you would not need any one to tell you that afia has nothing to do with pure fruit juice, water and sugar.....their is something else added. Read the label and you will notice they have citric acid as a preservative. Afia may be better than Coke but definitely not for the health conscious.

This is Kenya. Do not be fooled by those labels and further more, those working in KBS are our own. I used to work for a guy who would evade all taxes and wherever I would tell him it would be bad if KRA guys visited the premises, He would assure me that he would only be worried if they sent a machine not a human being.

What is industrial sugar as I believe this is what is used in coke and it is imported?What type of sugar is added to beer?

I agree with McReggae about the chemical issue. Those juices in Tetrapaks have no chemicals. Most of them are made of fruit concentrates (you can google that. The only problem is the sugar part. Someone has mentioned about industrial sugar....may be this is what I called white sugar. But someone told me that Delmonte use fruit syrup as a sweetener...not sure if this is true. If you are careful, you will realize that delmonte has two types of juices, what they call fruit juice and what they call juice blend. The fruit juice is in dark green packets and and is only available I guess in Pineapple and Orange. The other has green and white colour on the packet. I guess the one that is more of juice is the first one. But in summary, they are not chemicals but are not the best options for the health conscious.
For the health conscious, buy fruits in the market.

A question. How much do you think a litre of apple juice would cost considering the price of one apple?

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Like Coke, the mantra of making Afia juices at available at every street corner is also one of the reasons that has made this low cost juice popular.
Which reminds me of the tragic tale of Picana, which has just refused to penetrate the market over the yrs, despite using real fruit pulp. A sleeping giant over the years.

Haiya, whatever happened to Alvaro - a marketing blitzkrieg, success and then...loud silence. Ama it achieved its aim of proving it was a successful brand (Kenya was used as a testing ground)...or the hype just died after Mahinda left?