Minute Maid Customer Service Issues

Hello, I have been a customer since [redacted]. Three months ago, I rejected your product due to the rude behavior of the delivery personnel. I own Papachino Restaurant, and I was disappointed with how the situation was handled, despite my attempts to resolve it politely. After refusing the products and arranging for them to be collected, there were delays. Despite trying to reconsider recently, the delivery team displayed inconsistent behavior. I would appreciate a call to discuss this matter further, as it has been frustrating dealing with this situation. Thank you.

I went to the Astros game on Saturday, September 15th at 6:10, and was in Section [redacted], row 11. Despite the great view, it wasn't the best row - water was dripping from the piping above us. Watching the game was fun, but it would have been more enjoyable without the mystery substance (likely water) dripping on my date and me. I think the stadium should address their piping problems and check the seating in that area. Thank you! Go Astros!

I've noticed a trend where the Minute Maid lemonade at McDonald's locations appears to be watered down compared to other restaurants like Burger King and Del Taco. I've checked multiple McDonald's restaurants, and it seems they are consistently not meeting the 3% juice standard of Minute Maid lemonade. This discrepancy has been ongoing for months, and I hope McDonald's can address this issue to uphold the quality of their beverages.

I regularly purchase Minute Maid 2-liter bottles as it is my preferred beverage. After a tiring day, I look forward to relaxing with a cold glass of Minute Maid fruit punch. I appreciate that I could purchase it for $1.00 at my local Walmart. However, it was disheartening to discover that the price has increased to $1.25 when I went to replenish my stock. While I will continue to buy it, I am less enthusiastic about paying the extra 25 cents. Previously, I recommended your products to friends, but this price change has left me feeling disappointed. Despite purchasing it, the enjoyment I once had will not be the same. Thank you, A dissatisfied customer.

I contacted Walmart in Cabot, Arkansas, and spoke with Thomas regarding ordering more Minute Maid OJ with calcium and vitamin D, which is essential for bone health and overall well-being. Unfortunately, when I visited the store, they only had Tropicana, which I found unsatisfactory and had to discard. Minute Maid is the only brand I enjoy. I am unable to tolerate vitamin D pills due to nausea but can consume Minute Maid without any issues. I am interested in knowing if Minute Maid OJ is available in concentrate or powder form in case the large pitcher size is unavailable for purchase. Also, I am curious about the availability of Minute Maid OJ tee shirts. Additionally, I have a preference for Coca-Cola and would like to inquire about the possibility of purchasing Coca-Cola tee shirts. Thank you. - Ms. U. R. (retired nurse)

I have been trying to raise an issue multiple times to no avail. Minute Maid used to produce the best popsicles ever, especially the triangle cherry, orange, and grape flavors. I introduced so many people to them! But now, they have added apple juice, and the popsicles have lost their flavor and are terrible. I believe their sales must have dropped significantly because everyone I know shares the same opinion. You should never alter something that was already perfect. I wish I could still purchase the original popsicles, and I'm confident many others feel the same way. It seems like not many people are vocal about this, but I believe this change is causing a substantial loss in revenue for Minute Maid. I just hope this message reaches the right person who can address this issue.

I see you've joined the NON-GMO movement. This might have impacted your reputation for those with more than single-digit IQs. The oranges you use are also GMO. While you have a small note about this on the back panel, overall, it seems like pandering to a misinformed group similar to antivaxers. It's important to not hinder progress and promote scientific understanding. Consider embracing science or at least refrain from regressing with potentially misleading NON-GMO labels, as it could lead to legal issues.

In [redacted], Minute Maid's Low Acid Orange Juice became increasingly difficult to locate in my region's stores. After requesting it at five different stores and receiving no response, I have been unable to find any Minute Maid Low Acid Orange Juice in northern VT or nearby Quebec. As a result, all Minute Maid Orange Juice varieties seem to have vanished from most stores. Sadly, I have since stopped drinking orange juice altogether. The Low Acid version was truly a fantastic product, and it's regrettable that it was discontinued. I wish there was a way to place a direct order for some.

I would like to report purchasing an expired Minute Maid Orange juice on March 9, [redacted], from a shop near Ambika Studio in Kulada Village on Bada Danda Street, near Bhanjanagar, Ganjam, Odisha. The bottle was marked with a manufacturing date of May 25, [redacted], and had already expired in August [redacted]. When I requested a replacement, the shopkeeper became argumentative, stating I was not the first customer this had happened to.

I was contacted by a man who claimed to work for Minute Maid. He asked if I was interested in putting a Minute Maid OJ decal on my truck and getting paid $[redacted] a week. I agreed, and he sent me a check for $3,[redacted]. He instructed me to cash it and then he would send someone to put the decal on my truck. I took the check to the bank, and they confirmed that it was fraudulent. I thought you should be aware of this. Sincerely, Daniell Trussell

I bought two 20oz Minute Maid Fruit Punch bottles from a store in Hazel Green, Alabama on Monday, May 29, [redacted]. I poured a sippy cup for my two-year-old grandson to have on the way home. Unfortunately, soon after drinking it, he began to vomit big chunks. Concerned, I sipped on the remaining Fruit Punch on my way back and experienced the same issue within half an hour. I vomited twice, which was awful. Upon investigating, I discovered mold in the bottle. I don't have the receipt, but I am seeking any possible compensation for this. I generally enjoy Minute Maid juices and hope this was just an isolated incident with this specific bottle. I am grateful that my grandson is feeling better now.

I recently bought a carton of Minute Maid lemonade from King Kullen grocery store this afternoon. Upon tasting it, I noticed an artificial sweetener flavor. The carton's label only mentions being made with real lemons and [redacted]% natural flavors, with no indication of artificial sweeteners or reduced sugar. After examining the small print ingredients list, I found sucralose listed as an artificial sweetener. I avoid sucralose due to health concerns. The lack of clear ingredient information on the carton is misleading and incomplete, which is not good for consumers' health. I would appreciate if you could provide coupons for other Minute Maid products. Thank you for addressing this issue. Anne-Marie H.