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Orange juice was once a symbol of health. But over the past 20 years, orange juice has plummeted in popularity. At the same time, climate-change-fueled weather events and a bacterial disease have decimated orange groves in Florida and around the world.

wapo.stWhat the fall of Florida’s oranges tells us about the futureOrange juice was once a national obsession. Climate change, disease and the beverage’s high sugar content are turning consumers away.

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@thirstyscholar.bsky.social

I still like it.

@lachute.bsky.social

A marketing obsession, that is. And it flagshipped the success of the “American” model of commodification and bio-engineering for efficiencies in storage, distribution, and in dietary science.

@aarong83.bsky.social

People got tired of morning heartburn

@redcyberdragon29.bsky.social

Stop stifling your journalists, they are the only ones doing real reporting!

@westovarian.bsky.social

How many hours until RFK commands the MAHA minions to slurp it up every day? Freedumb!

@johnnymac1122.bsky.social

People don’t want to drink just straight mixers

@danisue.bsky.social

Florida lost their groves to an invasive insect when we were going through a recession. Drink more mimosas & believe in science.

@thekert.bsky.social

Nah, much rather see every industry in Florida go bankrupt. Fuck nazi Amerikkka and Florida in particular.

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@spacebread98.bsky.social

Tell the socialist farmers I am tired of subsidizing them

javamann.bsky.social

@javamann.bsky.social

I quit drinking it after finding out the sugar levels

@edhirsch.bsky.social

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