22/02/2026
"Engineered to encourage addiction and consumption" A new report published by the BMA, Improving the nation’s health: the impact of ultra-processed food, highlights that the UK’s current approach to regulating, producing, marketing, and distributing food is failing to protect public health. Ultra-processed foods are industrially manufactured products containing ingredients and additives rarely found in home cooking and are typically low in nutrients.
UPFs are made to encourage addiction and consumption and should be regulated like to***co, say researchers