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Olive oil - en: Difference between revisions
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We could use the serving size field for this: if it contains ml, it might be taken from a per serving nutritional table. I have seen exceptions however. Unfortuately the web-interface does not allow me to search on that. | We could use the serving size field for this: if it contains ml, it might be taken from a per serving nutritional table. I have seen exceptions however. Unfortuately the web-interface does not allow me to search on that. | ||
A better proxy is the existence of the transfat field. If there is data in that field, it is most likely a US or Canadian style nutritional table. Again this not a guarantee as other countries mark transfat as well. This results in 724 products. However some 60 products of this transfat sample have fat percentages around 100%, so we have false positives. We can add a fat limit of 94%, | A better proxy is the existence of the transfat field. If there is data in that field, it is most likely a US or Canadian style nutritional table. Again this not a guarantee as other countries mark transfat as well. This results in 724 products. However some 60 products of this transfat sample have fat percentages around 100%, so we have false positives. We can add a fat limit of 94%, i.e. any product that has fat percentage less than 94%. This results in 629 products. | ||
The US/Canadian style nutritional tables do not show the energy in kJoule. Thus if there is a value in that field, it is not US/Canadian. This results in 746 products. This is a low number, | The US/Canadian style nutritional tables do not show the energy in kJoule. Thus if there is a value in that field, it is not US/Canadian. This results in 746 products. This is a low number, indicating that the field has not been filled in very well. | ||
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