Red Beet Juice (Not from Concentrate) is obtained by using only vegetables with the right nutritional values to magnify organoleptic features (flavor, color and smell) as well as nutritional and chemical ones, like vitamin c values, sugar degrees (brix), pH, and acidity levels. Red Beet Juice (Not from Concentrate) is a natural or pH-laced by using lemon juice. Productions varieties are conventional (obtained from controlled crops), bio or baby-food productions. Beetroot, also known as red beet or informally simply as beet, is one of the many cultivated varieties of beets (Beta vulgaris). Roots of beetroot are usually eaten as a cooked vegetable, or cold as a salad after cooking, or raw and shredded, alone or combined with salad vegetables.
Aureli Mario grows and processes vegetables directly from their own organic cultivations in Italy. Their products include many varieties of carrots, red beets, parsley, zucchini, lettuce and celery among many others. Aureli Mario offers vegetable juices, concentrates and purees.
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