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The passage balances benefits and cautions. It notes definitional disputes (“disagree on boundaries”) and acknowledges that some processed items remain nutritious. Yet it also reports “modest shifts” toward produce when labels are paired with recipes—evidence of a nudge effect. Thus the author neither condemns all processing nor dismisses labels; rather, they support careful use with complementary education while warning against stigmatizing healthy products. Option B captures that synthesis. A and C are extreme and contradicted by the examples of nutritious processed foods. D ignores the pilot studies’ positive findings. On Nelson–Denny main-purpose items, identify claims, counterclaims, and evidence. The presence of moderation (“modest,” “paired with”) and category nuance signals a both-and stance: labels can help if defined and implemented thoughtfully. Select responses that reflect this calibrated perspective rather than absolutist positions the text explicitly avoids.