Tropicana redesigned its iconic orange juice bottles, making them smaller and changing the "crown" cap, and customers aren’t happy about it.

Tropicana, founded in 1947 by an immigrant from Sicily who developed a process for freezing concentrated orange juice, is in financial distress and could be headed for bankruptcy.

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Orange juice prices have soared in recent months due to poor weather and disease Drinks giant Tropicana has warned its lenders that profit will come in below its forecasts this year, according to ...

To address the higher price for oranges, Tropicana has reduced the size of a container of juice by 10% and increased the price by more than 30% from a year ago. And while Coca-Cola (KO) does not ...

Tropicana recently ditched its distinct orange juice in clear, plastic circular-shaped bottles with a thinning neck and a crown-like bottle cap, known as a carafe.

Global orange juice consumption was already declining before the current price hikes due to competition from other drinks and public concern about the amount of sugar in fruit juices.

Spiking futures prices could mean higher prices at the grocery store, he said. On Walmart’s website, a 52-ounce bottle of Tropicana Original orange juice currently goes for about $4.

Tropicana has dropped its signature orange juice carafe design: the clear, plastic, rounded rectangular-shaped bottles, which featured a round, beveled neck and thick, crown-like bottle cap.

Drinks giant Tropicana has warned its lenders that profit will come in below its forecasts this year, according to reports. Tropicana told lenders this month that it expected to achieve an underlying ...

Orange juice prices have always been volatile, falling when bumper harvests create an oversupply of oranges and rising when frost or a hurricane knocks out fruit trees.

Orange juice prices have always been volatile, falling when bumper harvests create an oversupply of oranges and rising when frost or a hurricane knocks out fruit trees.