“…Therefore, the ways in which food is produced, processed, packaged, distributed, labeled, priced, consumed, or wasted represent areas that, while not included in the traditional concept of human nutrition, affect human health, and need to be considered [ 3 ]. Thus, an ideal diet should aim to achieve optimal growth and development for all individuals and promote physical, mental, and social well-being at different stages of life, reducing the risk of diet-related noncommunicable diseases and supporting the preservation of biodiversity and environmental health [ 4 ].…”