TAMPA, Fla. (ABC NEWS) -- Issues with Florida's citrus crop could be affecting your next glass of OJ.
Last month, Americans bought less orange juice than they ever have since they started keeping track -- 36 million gallons, down over eight percent from last year.
As for frozen reserves, they're down 17 percent year over year, blamed largely on a devastating bacteria, killing Florida's citrus crops.
At the same time, orange juice is nearly $6.50 a gallon -- a record high.
