Orange juice concentrate is orange juice with much of the water gently removed, making it compact for easy storage and transport. When you’re ready to drink it, you add water back to bring it closer to fresh strength.

• Frozen concentrate: Typically stored in the freezer and mixed with cold water at home.
• Refrigerated or shelf-stable juice made from concentrate: Already diluted and ready to pour.
• Orange-flavored drink concentrates: Syrups or liquid enhancers that add orange flavor to water or sodas (not the same as juice).

Always check the label for ingredients and mixing directions.

You can browse and filter in the Walmart app or on our site to see what’s available near you. Inventory can change quickly, so checking by location helps.

• Set your store or ZIP code: Turn on location to see local availability.
• Use filters: Try categories like Frozen Foods for frozen juice or Beverages for shelf-stable mixes.
• Choose a fulfillment method: Filter for Pickup or Delivery to view what’s eligible today.
• Check sizes and pack counts: Different formats may be available when singles are not.

If an item is out, consider nearby stores or ordering online for delivery.

It’s versatile beyond the morning glass. You can mix it for juice or use the concentrated flavor to boost recipes and drinks.

• Everyday juice: Mix with water per the label for a classic breakfast beverage.
• Smoothies and shakes: Add a spoonful for bright citrus flavor.
• Cooking and baking: Use in glazes, cakes, muffins, or sauces.
• Marinades: Combine with oil and spices for poultry or tofu.
• Frozen treats and mocktails: Make popsicles, spritzers, or cocktail mixers.

For best results, follow dilution instructions and adjust to taste.

Selection can fluctuate for a few reasons. Store assortments change, demand varies by region, and inventory for frozen and shelf-stable items can sell through at different times. In some locations, ready-to-drink items may take more shelf space, which can make certain formats appear less available.

• Try alternate formats: Look for frozen cans, ready-to-pour juice made from concentrate, or orange-flavored drink concentrates.
• Check online first: Set your store to view local stock for Pickup or Delivery.
• Explore sizes and multipacks: Larger or case options may be in stock when singles aren’t.

Availability can change, so checking back periodically may help.

Storage depends on the format, so it’s a good idea to follow the package guidance first. In general, keep the product sealed and cold if directed.

• Frozen juice concentrates: Keep unopened containers frozen. After mixing, refrigerate the prepared juice and use it within the timeframe on the label.
• Liquid or syrup concentrates: Some remain shelf-stable after opening, while others recommend refrigeration. Always check the label.
• Reduce waste: Freeze unused portions in small containers or ice-cube trays, label with the date, and thaw as needed.
• Handle cleanly: Use clean utensils and close lids tightly to maintain quality.