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I am looking for a pure fruit juice without sugar added for daily consumption
in Japan. The box only says 100% bla bla bla but I am not sure whether or not
there is sugar added.

So my question is:

> What is the most commonly used Japanese phrase to convey "No sugar added"?
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word-choice meaning phrase-requests
What is the phrase used as a label on the food container to convey "No sugar added"?
I think it is 砂糖が入っていない or 無糖.
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ノンシュガー and
[シュガーレス](http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%B7%E3%83%A5%E3%82%AC%E3%83%BC%E3%83%AC%E3%82%B9)
are also common.
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In general you will want to the already suggested phrases but if you are
talking about _juice_ specifically, you will want to use 「果汁100%」as it doesn't
make sense to talk about added sugars in juices. If that were the case, then
you would just indicate the percentage of real fruit juice e.g. 果汁30%, which
means that the rest of the drink consists of sugar water, etc.
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