According to health experts, the color of an apple can determine its nutritional benefits, with different varieties addressing specific health needs.

But does the colour of your apple make a difference? Whether you’re team red or green, the debate over which variety is healthier has been quietly brewing for years.

The two types of apples, red and green have different nutritional content. Vitamins like A, B, C. E and K are available in more amounts in green apples than red apples.

As fall approaches, which color of apple is 'better' for you and why: red, green or yellow? Nutritionists weigh in on apple color, plus whether an apple a day really does keep the doctor away ...

A few good reasons to pick the green apples over the red during your trip to the supermarket this week.

Gala, Red Delicious, Granny Smith – there are so many types of apples to choose from. Beyond sweet and tart, these ones have the most health benefits.

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Apples, one of the world's most common fruits, come in different colours, with red and green being the most prominent. Despite sharing a common name, red and green apples are different in terms of ...

“In terms of color, apples can range from green (like granny smith) to yellow (like golden delicious), to red (like empire and gala), and often a mix of colors (like honeycrisp),” Kelle… ...