People want to avoid ultra-processed foods. But experts struggle to define them

NPR·Nov 10

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There is a desire to avoid ultra-processed foods, but experts are having trouble defining what they are. Some cities are taking action against food manufacturers over ultra-processed foods, while others are offering tips on how to reduce consumption of these foods. The issue is being discussed in the context of various health concerns, including certain types of cancer and chronic illness.

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