Ultra-Processed Food Products, Majority but Poorly Identifiable
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Among the possibilities for consumers to spot a processed commodity, the idea of a black logo or banner containing the mention "ultra-transformed" and affixed around the display of Nutri-Score, already present on certain industrial products was put forward. The latter, optional, "does not give information on ultra-transformation" but only on the nutritional value of a food, points to the AFP Sophie Coisne, assistant editor-in-chief of the out-of…
In supermarkets, six out of ten products are ultra-processed, according to a foodwatch survey last April.
They fill our spokes and weigh heavy on our plates, without we always know how to recognize them.Consumer associations are calling for a black logo to unmask ultra-processed foods, which appeared first on Le Singulier.
The magazine 60 million consumers argue for the introduction of a mandatory display of the level of food processing in supermarkets, considering that Nutriscore is no longer enough, reports franceinfo this Wednesday.
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