365 Whole Foods Market Apricot fruit spread
365 Whole Foods MarketAnalysis updated August 2026 · How Scout scores
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Summary
This fruit spread contains organic apricots, which are a beneficial ingredient, but it also includes organic cane sugar, contributing to high sugar content. The product is classified as ultra-processed due to the presence of additives like fruit pectin and citric acid, which limits its health score despite the use of organic ingredients. Whole Foods Market's sourcing standards provide some assurance of quality, but the high level of processing and sugar content are significant factors in the rating.
Key ingredients 5
Organic apricotsVery Good
Rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and dietary fiber, organic apricots are a nutritious fruit choice.
Ascorbic acidGood
Vitamin C source that helps preserve the product and supports immune health.
See more about Ascorbic acid →Fruit pectinNeutral
A natural gelling agent derived from fruit, used to thicken spreads without added health concerns.
See more about Fruit pectin →Citric acidNeutral
Common food additive used for acidity regulation, generally considered safe.
See more about Citric acid →Organic cane sugarBad
Refined sugar can contribute to health issues when consumed in excess, offering little nutritional benefit.
See more about Organic cane sugar →Processing
Ultra-Processed Foods
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