'Transparency' packs the punch: Sales of packaged health foods with clean ingredients surge 60% in 2 months
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The Economic Times reports that sales of packaged health foods with clean ingredients have surged 60% in two months, attributing the trend to "transparency." [1]
The report presents this as a sales rise in packaged health foods and does not provide additional details in the headline about which products or markets were involved. [1]
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40/100
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elevated human impact
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surge 60%