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Scientists criticize food manufacturers for massive profits from sales of unhealthy ultraprocessed food — REUTERS / ixx511

Health · United Kingdom

Scientists criticize food manufacturers for massive profits from sales of unhealthy ultraprocessed food

52% Center coverage: 59 sources

EU States Back New Delay to Anti-Deforestation Rules

Nestlé · Belgium

EU States Back New Delay to Anti-Deforestation Rules

50% Left coverage: 12 sources

EU member states Wednesday backed a new one-year delay to landmark anti-deforestation rules that have hit a wall of opposition from businesses and trading partners, diplomats told AFP.See the Story

Ultra-processed foods: 5 biggest implications from Lancet study

Ultra-processed foods: 5 biggest implications from Lancet study

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Ultra-processed foods have long been linked to adverse health outcomes. Critics of the definition suggest that these outcomes are mainly linked to the correlation between UPFs and ingredients such as fat, salt and sugar, and that UPFs are not inherently unhealthy. However, a recent three-paper series from medical journal The Lancet suggests that UPFs are harmful for many other reasons than just their nutritional content.See the Story

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