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Juice: Shelf Life Chart

Counter, fridge and freezer times for juice, sealed or opened, collected in one sortable chart. Every figure comes from USDA FoodKeeper and was re-checked November 2026.

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Storage times from USDA FoodKeeper · printed from diagxcar.com · keep it on your fridge door.

Good to freeze? Fridge, sealed Countertop
Apple cider 2–3 weeks Indefinitely — — 2–3 days
Apple juice 8–12 days Not listed — 3 weeks (pantry) 7–12 days
Cranberry juice 8–12 days Not listed — 3 weeks (pantry) 7–12 days
Fresh apple juice 6 days 12 months Yes — 2 hours
Fresh carrot juice 6 days 12 months Yes — 2 hours
Fresh lemon juice 6 days 12 months Yes — 2 hours
Fresh-squeezed orange juice 2–3 days 2–3 weeks Yes — 2 hours
Frozen orange juice concentrate Not listed 12 months Yes — Not recommended
Fruit nectar Not needed Not needed — — 12–18 months
Fruit punch 8–12 days Not listed — 3 weeks (pantry) 7–12 days
Grape juice 8–12 days Not listed — 3 weeks (pantry) 7–12 days
Homemade vegetable juice 3–5 days Not listed — Not recommended (pantry) 2 hours
Juice boxes 8–12 days Not listed — Use-by date (pantry) Refrigerate
Juice cartons and fruit punch 8–12 days Not listed — 3 weeks (pantry) 7–12 days
Lemon juice 2 months Not listed — 12–18 months (pantry) Refrigerate
Lime juice 2 months Not listed — 12–18 months (pantry) Refrigerate
Orange juice 7–10 days 8–12 months Yes Not recommended (pantry) Refrigerate
Refrigerated vegetable juice 1 month Not listed — — Not recommended
Shelf-stable vegetable juice Not needed Not needed — — 18 months
Yuzu juice 3–4 months 1–2 years Yes 9–12 months Refrigerate
Figures here are drawn from USDA FoodKeeper plus FSIS guidance. Data re-checked November 2026. How we check our numbers · Spotted an error? Tell us