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Ultra-processed foods need tobacco-style warnings, says scientist
- Advertisements for ultra-processed foods should be restricted, and warnings like those on cigarette packs should be used.
- Selling UPFs in schools and health facilities should be banned, with heavy taxation to subsidize fresh foods.
- A review linked UPFs with 32 health risks, with a scientist noting their link to serious diseases and the obesity crisis.
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Expert calls for tobacco-style warnings on ultra-processed foods worldwide
A renowned medical expert has suggested that ultra-processed foods should be sold globally with tobacco-style warnings because of serious health concerns. Professor Carlos Monteiro of the University of São Paul also recommended that "heavy taxation" must be applied to such food items and revenue used to subsidise fresh produce. Monteiro is the one who coined the term ultra-processed food (UPF).
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