Yuka claims to provide accurate nutritional information about food and products, but is it reliable? What sources does it use to assess products, and are there any known inaccuracies? This has been debated in health circles.
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Yuka claims to provide accurate nutritional information about food and products, but is it reliable? What sources does it use to assess products, and are there any known inaccuracies? This has been debated in health circles.