UPF Scanner – Spot Ultra-Processed Food

Identify ultra-processed foods on UK supermarket websites using NOVA classification

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Rating5.0

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Size73.24KiB

Languages1English (United Kingdom)

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You already read labels and avoid ultra-processed food — but online supermarkets make it hard. Ingredients are buried, NOVA scores are never shown, and checking every product mid-shop breaks your flow.

UPF Scanner fixes that. It automatically displays colour-coded NOVA 1–4 badges on product pages, so you can spot ultra-processed food before it goes in your basket.

What you get:

NOVA 1–4 badges on product pages

Hover over any badge to see which ingredients triggered the score

Covers Tesco, Sainsbury's, ASDA, Morrisons, Waitrose & Ocado

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