Basta leggere Nestle si sta ritirando da Nutriscore in Svizzera. Non conosco il sistema e come calcolano i punteggi, ma come possono essere 22 g di zuccheri in 100 g risultano in una A (il punteggio migliore)? Sembra controintuitivo.
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di Electrical_Dare1202
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As they state on the package, they consider the milk and you eat a front with it I think.. it’s a bit of a joke..
No wonder a lot of countries opposed its implementation
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nutri-Score
I also didn’t like it. Apparently they found a way around. My guess is that they reverse engineer the formula used to calculate the nutriscore and accordingly add some vitamins and do similar tricks to get it.
Nutriscore is totally useless. Just ignore it.
NutriScore is a bit of a misleading indicator. It compares the products with other products of their kind. It is not an absolute score on how good it is, as you are not comparing sugarish cereals with broccoli but rather with other cereals.
It has NutriScore opfer
I know I’ll be downvoted but r/FuckNestle
They added fiber and whole wheat and there is not much salt. But in my opinion it should count as a dessert
Lobbying
Nutriscore is absolutely useless and misleading.. really a shame that they are allowed to use it like this.
Its Nestlé, what were you expecting
They cheat the system, the high fiber amounts, low salt, and vitamins they added boost the score.
If you pay enough, anything can become an A
I don’t care about Nutriscore. I much rather prefer using YUKA app. It helps me to filter some products at it is very easy to see the macros and especially the additives. For me, seeing what additives are in and how harmful they are is a key point. Most of the people have no clue if an E471 is bad… But this app really gives a quick overview of what we are buying.
just use Yuka
It should be common sense that one should not eat this kind of stuff excessively. Only kids who need to gain multiple kilos a year can afford to eat this stuff without punishment by diabetes, overweight etc.
Marketing tricks. Usually, it’s an absolute scam; everything it’s displayed on the front of the box is misleadeing. Check the ingredients, and if you see something that’s not a whole food, except for the oils( sunflower, rapeseed, coconut), everything else is highly processed, and there’s a pretty good chance it contains the whole periodic table.