California Launches 'Non-Ultraprocessed Certified' Food Label
California will roll out a “Non‑Ultraprocessed Certified” label to flag foods that are not highly processed, with critics urging a consistent national definition.
GMNA Los Angeles
California is introducing a new front‑of‑package label called “Non‑Ultraprocessed Certified” for foods the state determines are not highly processed.
The label is intended to help shoppers identify items that are not ultraprocessed, although some observers note that a national definition may be required to prevent confusion.
