In Europe and Mexico they’re just outright banned. But I’m glad that now American regulators are considering that it possibly could be important or at least maybe possibly a little bit relevant for some people to know if they bother to read some small text on a package
Uhm… What is considered ultra processed foods? Because you say in Europe is banned.
But then somebody else here is saying frozen pizza is ultra processed
and I am telling you I have eaten them in Europe. There were other examples provided in the comments that also have in Europe.
Are they just “processed”, not ultra? One wonders.
In Europe and Mexico they’re just outright banned. But I’m glad that now American regulators are considering that it possibly could be important or at least maybe possibly a little bit relevant for some people to know if they bother to read some small text on a package
Uhm… What is considered ultra processed foods? Because you say in Europe is banned.
But then somebody else here is saying frozen pizza is ultra processed and I am telling you I have eaten them in Europe. There were other examples provided in the comments that also have in Europe. Are they just “processed”, not ultra? One wonders.
That’s a problem that’s talked about in the article, as well.
Where in Europe are they banned? I’m in the UK, frequently travel across Europe, and have never seen them banned just for being ultra-processed.
Hahahah where do people get these images of Europe from