Sunny Days Suco de Uva Integral

The barcode 7896756804411 is associated with "Sunny Days Suco de Uva Integral" (Sunny Days Grape Juice, Integral/Unfiltered). Below is a detailed breakdown of available information, limitations, and potential concerns:

1. Product Identification & Brand

• Brand: Sunny Days is a well-known Brazilian juice and beverage company, part of Parmalat Group (though Parmalat’s global operations have changed over time, Sunny Days remains active in Brazil and some Latin American markets).
• Product Type: Suco de Uva Integral (100% unfiltered grape juice, typically from table grapes). This suggests it contains pulp, seeds, and skin, which may affect texture and nutritional content compared to filtered juice.
• Country of Origin: Likely Brazil (based on branding and distribution patterns), though some Sunny Days products are sold in other Latin American countries (e.g., Argentina, Chile, Peru).

2. Nutritional & Composition Details

(Note: Exact data varies by batch and formulation. The following is a general estimate based on similar products.)

• Calories: ~120–150 kcal per 200 ml (varies by grape variety and concentration).
• Sugars: Naturally high (~10–12 g per 100 ml, depending on grape type). No added sugars in "integral" versions, but check labels for preservatives or concentrates.
• Vitamins/Minerals:
  • Vitamin C: Present in moderate amounts (varies by grape).
  • Potassium: Higher than in filtered juice due to pulp retention.
  • Fiber: Minimal (unlike whole fruit), but more than filtered juice.
• Preservatives: Some Sunny Days juices contain sodium benzoate (E211) or potassium sorbate (E202) to extend shelf life. These are generally recognized as safe by regulatory agencies (e.g., ANVISA in Brazil) but may be a concern for sensitive individuals (e.g., asthma or allergy triggers).
• Additives: May include ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) for preservation or color enhancement. Citric acid is common in grape juices.