Ultra-Processed Foods



Ultra-processed foods: increased risk of cancer


Sucralose: Emerging science reveals health risks




Ultra-processed foods and early death



Ultra-processed foods and plastics: a marriage made in hell?

Ultra-processed foods linked to increased risk of Type 2 diabetes

Ultra-processed foods: obesity and weight gain

Potassium bromate: 50 years of research shows serious health risks


Junk food makers heavily target Blacks and Latinos

Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics documents


We investigate the ultra-processed food industry, its products and their health risks. Recent studies provide strong evidence that ultra-processed foods are increasing rates of cardiovascular and coronary heart disease, diabetes, weight gain and obesity, stroke and – most alarmingly – all cause mortality. Yet the evidence also shows how the food industry conceives of, researches, produces, manufactures and markets addictive ultra-processed foods, so people will eat more of the foods that harm them.
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We have co-authored 12 academic studies about how the food industry shapes science, policy and public opinion.
Food industry spin groups: ILSI, IFIC, Center for Food Integrity




























