I'm talking of the term that we usually see in food label. So the experts classify that products that are called "something juice" actually contains that "something" while those called "flavoured something juice" don't actually contain the actual "something". It's easy to get confused when buying products especially if the term flavoured is printed so fine or the packaging really attractive.
So yeah, always read the labels and fine print (also in
life insurance quotes).
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