Materiality of Nutrition - Are financial markets missing the value of healthy food?

Materiality of Nutrition is the first collaboration between Access to Nutrition Initiative (ATNI) and Planet Tracker, in association with the Global Alliance for Improved Nutrition (GAIN). It sets the scene for a new financial markets conversation - how can healthier foods drive profits alongside the obvious benefits to people and planet?
The report compares the healthiness of food product portfolios from 20 of the largest global food manufacturers with their profits and market valuations and examines:
Investment Opportunities: In addition to the obvious benefits to society, investors would benefit from a switch to healthier foods.
Investment risks: Many companies fail to provide sufficient data about their food portfolio, making it difficult for investors to assess the impact of nutrition on their valuations.
Social and Economic Impact: Overconsumption of unhealthy food products reduce productivity, increase costs for employers, and impose a significant burden on society.
Policy and Regulation: Effective policy actions in various countries signal rising pressure for broader regulation.