, 23 July 2024

Transforming CPG: What is the debate around Ultra-Processed Foods?

In this episode of Transforming CPG, Managing Partner of Sevendots, Andrea Bielli, and Senior Partner Colin McAllister discuss what you need to know about the debate around Ultra-Processed Foods.

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In this episode of Transforming CPG, Managing Partner of Sevendots, Andrea Bielli, and Senior Partner Colin McAllister discuss what you need to know about the debate around Ultra-Processed Foods. They cover…

  • The key studies emerging regarding UPF and health
  • Consumer concerns and awareness of the topic
  • How the industry is grappling with this emerging debate
  • Ways brand owners might better solve the problems UPFs have tried to solve in the past

…and much more.

Read more on UPFs and managing the risks in our latest article here: ⁠Ultra-Processed Food: What’s the debate and risks to health?⁠

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