Food Quality Guideby KarbCoach

Great Value Food Quality Guide

Explore Food Quality Guide's analysis of 200 published Great Value products, comparing Longevity and Food Integrity scores side by side. Rankings are calculated from the same scoring methods used on each individual product analysis, and every entry links to the underlying breakdown. This page covers the Great Value products currently analyzed and published by Food Quality Guide, not the full store catalog.

Dataset summary

Great Value products published
200
Scored on both measures
200
Median Longevity Score
65/100
Median Food Integrity Score
63/100
Scoring 80+ on both
36
Categories covered
36

How the two scores differ

Longevity Score
Evaluates nutrition-related characteristics relevant to longer-term eating patterns. Longevity methodology
Food Integrity Score
Evaluates ingredient composition, processing and related ingredient-quality considerations. Food Integrity methodology

Food Integrity examines characteristics such as ingredients, processing and additive concerns, while Longevity evaluates nutrition-related characteristics associated with longer-term eating patterns. Because the two analyses answer different questions, a product can perform differently under each.

Highest Longevity Scores

Ranked by Longevity Score, then Food Integrity Score, then product name.

Highest Food Integrity Scores

Ranked by Food Integrity Score, then Longevity Score, then product name.

Strong Across Both Scores

Ranked by the weaker of the two scores.

Products in this section perform strongly under both Food Quality Guide scoring lenses; ranking favors the weaker of the two scores so a very high result in one dimension does not conceal a substantially lower result in the other.

Where Longevity and Food Integrity Differ

Ranked by the size of the gap between the two scores.

Longevity and Food Integrity measure different characteristics, so some foods can score very differently depending on whether nutrition patterns or ingredient and processing characteristics are emphasized. Neither score is the correct one — they answer different questions.

Leading Great Value products at a glance

10 leading Great Value products, ordered so the weaker of the two scores leads.
ProductLongevity ScoreFood Integrity ScoreCategory
Broccoli Stir-Fry100/10099/100Frozen Vegetables
Organic Lentils98/10098/100Produce
Cherry Berry Blend With Strawberries, Pitted Dark Sweet Cherries, Blueberries And Pitted Red Tart Cherries, Cherry Berry Blend100/10095/100Produce
Pineapple, Sliced Strawberries, Peaches And Mango Mixed Fruit95/10096/100Produce
Deluxe Stir-Fry Broccoli, Italian Green Beans, Carrots, Baby Corn Cobs, Water Chestnuts, Red Bell Peppers, Deluxe Stir-Fry95/10095/100Frozen Vegetables
Unsweetened Applesauce, Unsweetened95/10095/100Snacks
Whole Peeled Tomatoes95/10095/100Condiments & Sauces
Chicken Wild Rice Soup, Chicken Wild Rice92/10092/100Canned Soup
Strawberry Applesauce, Strawberry92/10092/100Snacks
Seasoned Quinoa, Seasoned95/10091/100Other Grains & Seeds

New Great Value items

Newest analyzed products first, based on when each item was loaded into the Food Quality Guide catalog (up to 10 here).

See 20 more new Great Value items

Browse category modules with enough analyzed Great Value products to compare.

View highlights by category for Great Value (6 categories)

All Great Value products analyzed

Showing 1–100 of 200 analyzed products (page 1 of 2), ranked by balanced score (weaker of Longevity and Food Integrity scores).

About this dataset

This page represents the 200 Great Value products currently analyzed and published in Food Quality Guide. Underlying nutrition and ingredient information comes from the data sources identified on each individual product page.

Rankings include products with sufficient data for the applicable Food Quality Guide analysis.

Data sources & safety information

Last updated (latest verified update across the analyzed Great Value products).