Tesco Bans 114 Ingredients in Thousands of Products in UPF Crackdown

Tesco steps up its fight against ultra-processed foods - RetailDetail EU

The British supermarket chain Tesco is removing more than 100 additives from its private-label products in response to customer demand for healthier eating and a reduction in ultra-processed foods.

Tesco bans 114 ingredients in thousands of products in UPF crackdown

The supermarket has confirmed it has 'banned or restricted' the use of some ingredients as four in five shoppers say they want to eat more healthily

Tesco announces ban on over 100 additives in major clampdown on processed foods

TESCO has revealed it is banning 114 ingredients as part of a huge crack down on ultra-processed food. These types of foods often include...

Tesco Clamping Down On UPFs

Tesco has banned or restricted more than 100 additives from its own-label products as the retailer responds to growing consumer concern over ultra-processed foods (UPFs). The supermarket group outlined how customer interest in reducing processed food consumption had moved beyond (more…)

Major change for Tesco as it cracks down on ultra-processed foods

Tesco is ramping up its crackdown on ultra-processed foods, with 114 additives now banned or restricted across its own-brand ranges. It has expanded the number of additives covered by its own-brand policy from 65 last year to 114,  to simplify ingredients and respond to growing customer concerns around processed food. Artificial colours, aspartame and monosodium...