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Nova classification

The Nova classification (Portuguese: nova classificação, 'new classification') is a framework for grouping edible substances based on the extent and purpose of food processing applied to them. Researchers at the University of São Paulo, Brazil, proposed the system in 2009.

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Nova food processing groups

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Nova classification

Nodes88
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Avg. degree1.98
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Nova classification → Assigning, At, Both, By, Databases, Nova, Open Food Facts, The, The Nova, This
has impact · 7
Nova classification → As, Epidemiological, Furthermore, Nova, Researchers, The, The Nova

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foods nova food ingredients ultra-processed processed classification culinary group health products used sugar processing groups unprocessed minimally substances salt dietary

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Open Food Facts provide Nova classifications for commercial products based on analysis of their categoriesinstance ofDatabases0.80text
ingredientsinstance ofDatabases0.80text
the removal of unwanted partsinstance ofwhich are unprocessed foods modified through industrial methods0.80text
crushinginstance ofwhich are unprocessed foods modified through industrial methods0.80text
dryinginstance ofwhich are unprocessed foods modified through industrial methods0.80text
fractioninginstance ofwhich are unprocessed foods modified through industrial methods0.80text
grindinginstance ofwhich are unprocessed foods modified through industrial methods0.80text
pasteurizationinstance ofwhich are unprocessed foods modified through industrial methods0.80text
non-alcoholic fermentationinstance ofwhich are unprocessed foods modified through industrial methods0.80text
freezinginstance ofwhich are unprocessed foods modified through industrial methods0.80text
and other preservation techniques that maintain the food's integrityinstance ofwhich are unprocessed foods modified through industrial methods0.80text
do not introduce saltinstance ofwhich are unprocessed foods modified through industrial methods0.80text

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