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Beyond the Label: Challenges and Opportunities in the Evolving Processed Foods Landscape

on June 3, 2025 | By Eat Well Global
The conversation around processed foods and ultra-processed foods (UPFs) continues to evolve and gain attention from scientists, policymakers, the media, and consumers alike. While definitions and perspectives vary, one thing is clear: not all processed foods serve the same purpose, and not all carry the same nutritional implications.
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Future-Proofing Business for Nutrition, Health & Sustainability: A Proven Strategic Approach

on April 30, 2025 | By Eat Well Global
The Time to Act Is Now "Health strategy has become business strategy." – An EWG Client As many food companies near the end of their 2020-2025 commitments for health, well-being, and sustainable nutrition, the time to set a future-focused strategy is now. Even amidst the current global uncertainty posed by tariffs, rising costs and increasing regulatory scrutiny, businesses must prioritize impact, resilience, and sustainable growth to remain competitive in an increasingly challenging landscape.
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Using Business as a Force for Good

on March 18, 2025 | By Eat Well Global
B Corp certification isn’t a one-time achievement; it’s an ongoing journey of improvement. Every three years, B Corps undergo a recertification process, ensuring continued commitment to high standards and measurable progress. At Eat Well Global, we approach recertification as an opportunity to assess, refine, and enhance our contributions to a healthier, more sustainable food system and as a responsible workplace.
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At the Intersection of Nutrient Density, Sustainable Nutrition and Food Fortification

on February 26, 2025 | By Eat Well Global
In today’s evolving food landscape, the conversation around food and sustainability is shifting beyond environmental impact to encompass the overall nutritional quality of our food supply. Nutritional quality is directly linked to accessibility and affordability of nutrient dense foods, which can be improved through activities such as product reformulation, ingredient diversity, regenerative agriculture, or in many cases, food fortification.
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Nutrient Density: A Game-Changer for Food, Health, and Sustainability

on February 20, 2025 | By Eat Well Global
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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