Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Yuka, the popular food-scanning app — which has become a go-to resource for 15 million Americans and one in three people in France ...

Big food brands are bellyaching over consumers’ use of food scanning apps to vet the healthiness of their products, according to a Sunday article in the Wall Street Journal (WSJ). Zooming in on one ...

Julie Chapon was 26 when she finally learned what was in her Nestlé Fitness cereal. “I’d eaten this cereal for 10 years,” by 2016 said Chapon, and she considered it to be healthy. “When I checked the ...

Yuka is a free smartphone app that scans the barcodes on food packages and instantly grades what you’re eating.

For at least a decade, nearly every tech company has promoted their product as facilitating the “democratization” of something—perhaps “data driven medicine,” or “genetic information” or “access to ...

This transcript was prepared by a transcription service. This version may not be in its final form and may be updated. Julie Chang: Hey, TNB listeners. Before we get started, heads up. We're going to ...

While we were browsing through the Google Play Store, we stumbled upon yet another really interesting app. This one is called ‘Yuka’, and it’s actually a food-scanning Android app. Well, it can also ...

Many foods claim they're good for you but the Yuka app tells you if it is actually something that you'd want to have as part ...