Ultra-processed foods should be banned in schools and hospitals to stop them ‘pushing aside’ more nutritious alternatives, leading researcher says

Professor Carlos Monteiro – whose work led to the Nova classification of food groups – said UPFs should be heavily taxed like tobacco, with revenue used to subsidise fresh produce.Professor Carlos Monteiro – whose work led to the Nova classification of food groups – said UPFs should be heavily taxed like tobacco, with revenue used to subsidise fresh produce.Read MoreHealth News | Mail Online