Here are widely recognized “best” or most popular juice brands around the world, grouped by type and what they’re known for. (Order is not a strict ranking — suitability depends on taste, price and whether you prioritize freshness, juice content, or convenience.)

Large global / mainstream brands

• Tropicana (PepsiCo) — large range of orange and other fruit juices; widely available.
• Minute Maid (Coca‑Cola) — broad portfolio including juice drinks, nectars and concentrates.
• Del Monte — fruit juices, nectars and canned fruit; strong global distribution.
• Ocean Spray — leading cranberry products plus blends and juices (U.S.-based cooperative).
• Welch’s — grape juices and juice blends, strong North American presence.

“Premium” / fresh / higher‑fruit‑content brands

• Naked Juice — smoothies and fruit/vegetable blends (popular for higher fruit content).
• Innocent — European brand known for smoothies and cold-pressed juices (simple ingredients).
• R.W. Knudsen — U.S. brand focused on natural, no-sugar-added juices and organic options.
• Ceres (South Africa) — high-quality fruit juices and nectars, exported worldwide.

Cold‑pressed / cold‑chain / juice‑cleanse brands

• Suja (U.S.) — cold-pressed organic juices and functional blends.
• Pressed Juicery — cold-pressed juices and shots; popular in wellness/city markets.
• Blueprint (formerly) / Evolution Fresh (Starbucks-owned in the past) — cold‑pressed and high‑end blends (availability varies by market).

Regional heavyweights worth knowing

• Jumex (Mexico) — very large Latin American brand with juices and nectars.
• Real (Tropicana/Pepsi brands in parts of Asia) / Marigold / Minute Maid variants — depending on country, local labels under global groups dominate shelves.
• VITA (Hong Kong/Asia) — popular fruit and juice drinks in East Asia.
• Cacolac / Pago / Granini — notable European juice brands in different countries.

Specialty / organic / small-batch brands (varies by country)

• Local cold-pressed juice bars and microbrands — often best for freshness and minimal processing (names vary by city).
• Organic/natural labels such as Lakewood, Santa Cruz Organics, and others depending on region.

How to pick the “best” for you

• If you want 100% juice: check label for “100% juice” (no added sugars, no juice from concentrate if you prefer fresh).
• For lower sugar: choose vegetable-forward blends or dilute with water/seltzer.
• For freshness/nutrition: cold‑pressed, refrigerated juices have better nutrient retention than shelf-stable pasteurized juices but shorter shelf life.
• For value and availability: multinational brands (Tropicana, Minute Maid, Del Monte) are easiest to find and cover many price points.

If you want, I can:

• Recommend best options by country or region, or
• List top brands specifically for cold‑pressed, organic, 100% orange juice, cranberry juice, or juice blends.