The brand attracted criticism for its high levels of sugar and for its packaging which resembled that of pure orange juice even though the product actually only contains 5% pure juice. However, one report of a child turning orange after consistently drinking too much of the product was attributed to the presence of beta carotene, a beneficial substance found in orange juice and carrots.
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