One of the latest large-scale scams is the #Nutriscore.
They lie about the nutritional value of primary healthy foods such as wild-caught fish, meat and butter, instead intentionally misguide ppl into buying outright harmful super processed food with long lists of ingredients.
Alarm everyone around you not to trust it.
Somewhere I read that a third!! of french make shopping choices based on the Nutriscore evaluation.
nostr:note1xqaz94j4cl8erttlv8qtpf59thc5yg7c4w7gqld90d9djke59c0qytxslj Plus they mix nutritional metrics and "environmental" metrics in one score. Nothing sane can come out of that. But it might explain why processed foods get better score. The companies are part of those stupid green programs like: for every X sold products we plant a tree.
I've been informed on twipl that a C is not necessarily worse than A. Nutriscore is comparing only within respective categories.
So a smoked salmon is worse than non-smoked because it contains bad salt.
But also, a vegan immitation of smoked salmon could be still an A, because it's a different category, you got it?
