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Why healthy eating may be the best way to reduce food waste

Reducing food waste is usually about storage and shopping. Researchers explain why eating a healthy, balanced diet may cut waste at the source.
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Is it true foods with a short ingredient list are healthier? A nutrition expert explains

A short ingredient list is a popular sign of a 'healthy' food. A nutrition expert explains what it really tells you — and what to check instead.
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The Hidden Toll of Heatwaves on Fish

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Oatly ingredients are not a reason to panic

A dietitian examines Oatly's ingredient list, explains what rapeseed oil, phosphates and added vitamins do, and tackles the fear around "too many ingredients".
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