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ultra processed foods increase risk of heart disease study

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AI-generatedThe study warns about health risks of ultra-processed foods, potentially leading to regulatory pressure or consumer shifts away from UPFs. This could affect revenue and margins for food companies producing UPFs, but no concrete policy or demand change is announced. Impact is weak and speculative.
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- UPFs account for 61% of calorie intake in the Netherlands and 54% in the UK.
- High UPF consumption linked to 19% greater risk of heart disease and 65% higher risk of cardiovascular-related death.
- Report from European Society of Cardiology published 2026-05-13.
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