Shoppers already care about the level of processing in their food — as much as, or more than, they track organic, non-GMO, and other sustainability attributes. But, when it comes to identifying UPFs, concern outpaces comfort. Even highly-engaged shoppers who want to avoid ultraprocessed foods aren't sure how.
The gap between awareness and action is where retailers can make a difference.
Educational resources, in-store signage, shelf tags and displays can give shoppers the language and confidence to identify less-processed options.
We're developing tools and programs to support retailers in doing just that. Get started today with what's available below.
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