Research analyzes over 50,000 food products, highlighting the dominance of ultra-processed options in grocery stores and its ...

The researchers used an algorithm to analyze ingredients, nutrition facts and prices to give each product a processing score.

In response to growing concerns about quick food deliveries, processed food and takeaways, Nosh Robotics, a Bangalore-based ...

A study by investigators from Mass General Brigham provides information to empower consumers and policymakers about the ...

This open-source database utilizes machine learning to assess food processing, promoting nutrition security and informed ...

Michael Pollan offered us Food Rules; today, researchers armed with machine learning and 50,000 grocery items are trying to ...

Whole Foods and Walmart — the three leading grocery stores in the U.S. They’re then ranked by “processing scores.” Here’s how it works and how it can inform your shopping.

A new database, GroceryDB, can show the degree of processing of more than 50,000 food items sold at Walmart, Target, and Whole Foods.

Because, aren’t all foods processed? Processed peas must be; it says so on the tin. But unless you work for Batchelors, you probably have no idea what the process actually is. I know I haven’t.

Most top nutrition experts agree: Cutting back on ultra-processed foods is a good way to improve your health. But not all ultra-processed foods are created equal. Some are better for you than others.