ANOVA for BIs showed that the effects of pasteurization treatment, storage temperature and time were significant (P values = 0.0000). Juice type had not a vital role in the anthocyanin degradation (P = 0.8321). The BIs progressively increased with storage time and almost doubled (1.75 vs. 0.86) when the pomegranate juices were stored during 45 days at 25 °C instead of 5 °C. Thus, storage temperature was the main factor affecting both browning index and loss of red color in pasteurized pomegranate juices.