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A major review published in late 2025 put ultra-processed food back in the headlines. A series of papers in The Lancet, drawing on more than a hundred long-term studies, concluded that diets high in ultra-processed food are linked to harm across every major organ system in the body. One of the researchers called it a "seismic" threat to public h...

Acai bowls are everywhere this summer. They have gone from a Brazilian beach bar snack to cafe menus and social feeds all around the world. All deep purple swirls topped with fruit, granola and a drizzle of something. They look like the picture of health. But the honest answer to "are they good for you" is the one nobody likes: it depends entire...

High-protein has moved from the gym bag to the menu board. Customers want protein in their muffins, their morning oats, their grab-and-go bars, and they want it without dairy. If you run a bakery, a cafe, or a food production line, a good plant protein powder is a simple way to add that without reworking your whole recipe book. Here are five sin...

Plant protein used to be the option people settled for. That's changed. The five powders we've just added are single ingredient, organic, and some of them hit protein levels that go toe to toe with whey. If you lift, run, or just want to recover better without using dairy, this is a lineup worth a look. Here they are, from the highest protein co...

For years, pea protein has been the face of plant-based nutrition. It's affordable, it mixes well, and it does the job. But the plant protein shelf is getting more interesting, and two newcomers are starting to turn heads. Sunflower seed protein and pumpkin seed protein are quietly becoming the proteins to watch, and there are good reasons they'...

Choosing a protein powder used to mean reaching for whey by default. That has changed. More people are switching to a plant based protein powder, whether they're cutting back on dairy, following a vegan diet, or simply looking for something that sits more easily on the stomach. The plant range has come a long way too. Pea, rice, hemp, sunflower ...

For years, canned vegetables were treated as the poor relation of the fresh produce aisle, something you reached for only when you had run out of everything else. The idea that tinned veg is a nutritional dead end does not match the evidence. A tin of tomatoes or beans is often just as good for you as fresh, and in some cases better. Here is wha...

How Britain stopped eating real food, and what we're doing to bring it back Walk down any British supermarket aisle and pick up a packet at random. Turn it around and read the back. The muesli has emulsifiers in it. The bread carries a list of dough conditioners. Your yoghurt is held together with thickeners, stabilisers, modified starches and h...