Alimenti ultra trasformati come percentuale degli acquisti domestici in Europa
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Alimenti ultra trasformati come percentuale degli acquisti domestici in Europa
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Props to Slovakia for being so far up north and still eating that natural.
This shit needs to be clamped down on.
This shows where bread is sold in plastic bags. It can be the healthiest bread in the world but when it’s wrapped in plastic it becomes ultra processed.
Should’ve included Norway, NUMBER ONE WITH 60% ULTRA PROCESSED FOODS!!!
Is there an official definition for „ULTRA PROCESSED FOOD“?
lol does not surprise me that we are the highest
Now map that versus diabetes 2 patients.
I think there’s a colleration between obesity and processed foods. Not sure about Greece though – probably they consume cigarettes and coffee.
Dafuq even are ultra processed foods?
What is considered ULTRA processed food?
Where does regular processed food end? Is it then followed by highly processed food?
It’s all about that Laffy Taffy!
Big Portuguese W
As a Dutchman: we exclusively eat potatoes, boiled veggies, small pieces of meat and cheese sandwiches. For drinks, we alternate between milk, coffee, tea and lemonade (carvan cevitan ftw, its not ultra-processed right??). We’re all 2 meter tall, blonde and live ’50s lifestyles. We don’t use any other modes of transport than bicycles.
Long story short, the reason we’re not on this list is that we don’t even know what processed food is.
Portugal caralho 🇵🇹
The difference between Belgium and France is very clear but I think that the north and northeast of France are more like Belgium and Germany in terms of diet, it’s the south that makes the score lower. Climate must be an important factor.
Really seems like warmer climate is a big factor. Cant buy regional produce and fruit in UK in scandinavia in the Winter
isn’t this just a north-south and therefore cold-warm map?
in some countries, food is relatively cheap overall
in some countries, ultra processed food is cheaper, driving obesity up and shit
then theres hungary where even ultra processed foods are too expensive
Op, please post the source
where’s czechia ?
That’ll be why Britain is so fat then
This is what people who don’t know how to cook eat.
And they all live a shorter life.
Awesome news!
Fears of overpopulation, from the 70s, 80s and 90s arw gone now
The planet will start healing in some time if we don’t destroy it with nukes thanks to Putin and Kim Jong Un alliance
Also if there will be less people, then there will be more empty houses/apartments in some time, so the houses/apartments prices mayne won’t be rising this much
And i’ve seen the prognosis, there won’t be a sudden decline unless a big war will happen,
there still will be a lot of people in 2050, 2080…
A chart where Italy looks good? Impressive
Yep, Germany makes sense. Lots of aufschnitt, ie cold cuts. Eaten by many for breakfast and for a cold dinner as well.
No wonder you have so many obese people in the UK.
It wasa shock for me, coming from Italy.
Also known as “How many people eat sausage”
Portugal: What is a process?
UK: What is food?
Odd choice to colour >50% so drastically different. There are three countries in the mid to high 40s, and there’s barely a difference to the UK. A smooth colour gradient would have been much less misleading.