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Welch's | Fruit Juice, Jelly and Snacks
Let’s Fruit Stuff Up! Farmer owned. Family grown. 150+ years bold. Fruit juice, jelly, jams, snacks, and more.
welchs.com →Food and beverage products made with Welch’s grapes can be found in millions of homes across America and the rest of the world. But our story has humble beginnings. In fact, our famous Concord grape juice was first produced all the way back in 1869 by a New Jersey dentist. In this section you can find out more about the history of Concord grape juice and discover our journey to becoming a beloved and iconic global brand that has never forgotten its heritage. Having trouble separating your phytonutrients from your flavonoids? Check out our Grape Glossary for a fast guide to your favorite superfruit. Having trouble separating your phytonutrients from your flavonoids? Check out our Grape Glossary for a fast guide to your favorite superfruit.
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