Soursop juice comes in several formats, from thick 100% pure juice to light NFC juice drinks, no-sugar-added versions, drinks with pulp, sparkling soursop and blends with aloe vera or chia seeds. For most export markets, a light 250–330 ml canned juice drink sells most widely, while 100% juice suits premium and food-service buyers. ACM makes more than 15 soursop products.

Which soursop juice formats are available?

FormatExampleTextureBest for
100% pure juice1L PET, 290ml glassThick, creamyPremium retail, cafés, smoothies
NFC juice drink330ml can, 250ml canLightEveryday retail, convenience stores
No sugar added500ml PETLight, less sweetHealth-focused shoppers, sugar-tax markets
With pulp500ml canTexturedShoppers who like “real fruit” bits
Sparkling320ml sleek canCarbonatedSoft-drink aisle, younger buyers
With chia & basil seeds290ml glassSeeds in gelAsian grocery, “drinks with bits”
With aloe vera500ml PETAloe cubesAloe drink fans
Tea drink500ml PET green teaLight teaRTD tea aisle
No sugar added soursop juice drink
No-sugar-added soursop juice drink

How do you choose the right format?

  1. Know your shopper: Caribbean and Latin American buyers know soursop (guanábana) and may want thicker, more authentic juice; newcomers prefer lighter drinks.
  2. Check sugar rules: in sugar-tax markets such as the UK, a no-added-sugar or reduced-sugar version is safer.
  3. Pick the channel: cans for convenience and vending; glass for premium and food service; PET for family sizes.
  4. Consider texture: pulp, seeds or aloe help products stand out in Asian grocery channels.
  5. Start small: launch 1–2 formats, then extend the range.
ACM soursop juice drinks
ACM soursop juice range

What about health claims?

Soursop provides vitamin C and has a strong following for its taste. Claims about cancer or inflammation come from lab studies and cannot be used on labels. The fruit’s seeds and leaves contain annonacin, a nerve toxin, so juice must be made from seed-free pulp. More on the fruit: soursop nutrition and safety; more on 100% juice: pure soursop juice.

Frequently asked questions

Light, lightly sweetened juice drinks in 250–330 ml cans are the most widely sold, because they are easy to drink chilled and affordable.

What is the difference between pure soursop juice and a soursop juice drink?

Pure juice is 100% fruit and thick; a juice drink adds water and often sugar for a lighter taste.

Can soursop be combined with other fruits?

Yes. Mango, pineapple and passion fruit are common pairings, and ACM also makes mixed fruit NFC drinks.

Can I order soursop juice under my own brand?

Yes. All formats above are available for OEM and private label. Browse the soursop juice category.

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