"Generally, it can be considered highly processed - but if you look at front-of-package labelling for energy, fat, saturated fat and sugar, they're all green, which would be considered healthy," he said.
"There's a bit of a grey area [with UPFs] as, at this present time, we don't have association data between ultra-processed food and outcomes, such as diabetes and heart disease," he added.
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