Nutrient density is likely to be a cornerstone of the future of food and health. Though Google searches for the term have increased over the past few years, consumer understanding of the phrase is still limited. However, demand for more nutritious food options, willingness to pay more for products with higher nutrition quality are signals that the concept of nutrient density is quickly becoming central to health and wellbeing conversations everywhere. From healthcare professional engagement to sustainable agriculture, the potential for impact on both human health and environmental stewardship is only increasing.
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