Evaluation of foods, drinks and diets in the Netherlands according to the degree of processing for nutritional quality, environmental impact and food costs

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@HeathRacela @fernandahmlv @Revellinga Hi @HeathRacela we're all on researchgate: https://t.co/Cc52A6dIj3 https://t.co/ISvAkPpTXh https://t.co/p5wl7cQ7NC https://t.co/iZyX5BdR4M Some key pubs: https://t.co/swVSI9yEyr https://t.co/jucMOwbKSE https://t.co/

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New article on ultra-processed foods: UPFs are associated with higher GHG emissions but with lower use of blue water and food costs. However, ultra-processed drinks, environmental impact and costs relate differently. Read more: https://t.co/jYGBaRB5yu

12 May 2022

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