It's easy to think of processed foods as simply fast or packaged foods with a ton of added ingredients, but canned foods are also processed. Here's the lowdown.

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A recent move by the Trump administration to double tariffs on imported steel to 50% is expected to raise the price of tin-coated steel, a material critical to food cans.

Canned foods are a pantry staple thanks to their long shelf life, convenience and affordability. However, not every canned food item is a smart buy.

These canned foods like olives, coffee, and nuts are about to get a lot more expensive, so we'd consider stocking up on them (without panic buying, of course).

As the U.S. braces for possible tariffs, we take a look at some of the canned foods that might cause your grocery bill to be more expensive.

Sen. Deb Fischer offers up 'canned food' as alternate to USDA food bank cuts USDA canceled two programs that gave schools and food banks money to purchase food from local farms.

Buying canned food instead of fresh food may seem cheaper and more convenient — but sometimes leaving those cans at the store is actually the better option for both your wallet and your stomach.

Canned foods are making a comeback as research reveals they can be just as nutritious as fresh options while being affordability and convenience.

K-State food scientist Karen Blakeslee shares tips to make sure canned or jarred foods that freeze are safe to eat.

In an era of fresh food fetishism, canned foods often languish in the shadows of produce aisles, unfairly maligned as nutritionally inferior alternatives.