From iconic red, white, and blue rocket pops (hello, Red Dye 40!) to nitrate-loaded hot dogs and the all-day parade of sugary ...

Ultra-processed foods are linked to serious health risks like heart disease, obesity, and gut issues, according to experts.

Processed foods can support weight loss when chosen wisely for nutrition, convenience, and affordability. Dietitian-approved picks include canned beans, Greek yogurt, frozen fruit, cereal, hummus ...

Of course, risks associated with ultra-processed foods aren’t limited to one age group, body type or socioeconomic ...

For individuals living with kidney cancer, limiting the consumption of foods high in salt, alcohol, and highly processed ...

We know that processed meat isn't particularly good for us, having already been linked to dementia, diabetes, and cancer, but ...

For decades, cheese has been blamed for everything from heart disease to digestive discomfort – but new science suggests it ...

Matthew Hopkins, founder of IND!E, a platform which helps small food and drink brands get into big retailers, says he's seen a 40% increase in retailer enquiries over the past year about products with ...

Even tiny amounts of processed meats like hot dogs and bacon, plus sugary drinks like soda, are bad for our health.

Contrary to past beliefs, certain cheeses, especially aged, unpasteurized, or artisan varieties, can benefit gut health due ...

When purchasing prepackaged foods marketed as "better for you," watch for hidden sugar, sodium, unhealthy oils, additives and ...

Keeping your fridge stocked with healthy choices can make it easier to maintain a balanced diet that's nutritious and keeps ...