Verification/Noteworthy Products: Difference between revisions

* Candy brand "Sami Sweet" ( Leader Price): {{Product|7290013316110 }}

* Wheat bran Carrefour Bio : {{Product|3560070522279}}

* Chocolate ice cream with chocolate chips Picard: {{Product|3270160277605}}

* Organic Basmati Rice and Ethiquable Alter Eco : {{Product|3700214610121}}

* Images of 4 different products have been uploaded for {{Product|5901234123457}}. I can't confirm any of these with a simple web search. This EAN code is also often used for illustration purposes on e.g. Wikipedia and Python sample code  

* 20062101 {{Product|20062101}}

* 23170230

** Mafaldine - Gourmet - 500 g (Aldi) {{Product|23170230}}

** Eliche rigate - Gourmet - 500 g (Aldi) {{Product|2000000025670}}

* 23196124

** Pesto Gegrilltes Gemüse - Gourmet - 190 g (Aldi) {{Product|23196124}}

** Pesto Spinat - Gourmet - 190 g (Aldi) {{Product|2000000025677}}

** Pesto Ricotta Walnuss - Gourmet - 190 g (Aldi) {{Product|2000000029585}}

** Chocolate Chunk Cookies (LIDL) {{Product|20080211}}

** Crackers goût Pizza Crusti Croc (LIDL)

* Mineral waters with the same brand and codebar but from different mineral springs (and with different mineral composition).

*** Agua mineral natural "Font Vella" Manantial Sacalm {{Product|8410055150018}}

*** Agua mineral natural "Font Vella" Manantial Sigüenza {{Product|2000000000772}}

** Sainsbury's Sweet Chilli Chicken Breast Slices<br />

** 20194987

*** White garlic from UK  {{Product|20194987}}

*** Ajos morados from Spain  {{Product|2000000019606}}

***   Beetroots {{Product|2000000029270}}

** 8437000305019

*** Brócoli "San Juan del Valle" {{Product|8437000305019}}

*** Brócoli "Mr. Broko" {{Product|2000000013607}}

 

 

 

 

 

 

* {{product|3083680002875}} : Bonduelle canned sweet corn seems to have different data in Russia and Georgia.

* {{Product|3335122723382}}: Mix information "per 100g ", "per 100ml ", "g / l"

* Cookies brand " Michel et Augustin" , developed in Paris , formulate sentences with nutritional information and ingredients for some cookies ( not the entire package .) Ingredients "classics" are against full labeled in English , for example: {{Product|3760122961951 }}

* {{Product|6132500680018}}: Presence of vitamin difficult to read (B22?) .

* {{Product|3367651001303}}: the weight of a sandwich is not specified, but information are provided in the table.

*{{Product|5601312300113}}: "0.5 g carbohydrates, of which 1 g sugars."

*{{Product|5601980000018}}: "Sodium (salt): 0.3 g (0.7 g)," noting that, normally, brackets are used for compound ingredients.

*{{Product|00180115}}: Product has one column for thighs, one for drumsticks

* {{Product|5000184161028}}: nutrition facts are based on the cube diluted in water, instead of the weight of the cube itself.

* {{Product|3423720012462}}: Product with 48,6 g / 100 g. A bit salty for a cake.

* {{Product|3461820210425}}: Product with 2.8 g of salt, which is very strange for olive oil.

 

See also: https://world.openfoodfacts.org/label/incorrect-nutrition-facts-on-label

 

 

* {{Product|5000242452693}}: "Slow cooked tender prime steak in a rich gravy infused with Guiness beer, baked in a unique Holland's golden shortcrust pie" is probably the longest product name we stumbled upon

 

* Veggie Aufschnitt in two flavors {{Product|22148186}}

* {{Product|4300175075589}}: Mineral water from several water sources (Noe-Quelle, Quintus-Quelle) with different nutrition values. Also only one is "Natriumarm".

 

Their peculiarity is that it requires an array of unique nutritional values ​​, because the values ​​of the product as it does not really make sense , I do not know whether to put in the database the two values ​​, or alternatively, if must keep one, I think the nutritional value of the product when prepared is more interesting because it is what we want . (Currently I put the values ​​of the product as it is waiting for a ARMONISATION )

* {{Product| 360095230511}} : french does not list ingredients

* {{Product | 5411081003654}} : only german list ingredients

 

* {{Product|4601512006724}}: same, but no comma ("или" means "or"), and there is an asterisk after the letter.

 

== Products whose recipe has changed ==

Products for which the barcode stays the same, but package, ingredients or nutritional values changed.

* {{Product|3041090018398}}: see pictures of ingredients labels.

* {{Product|4002566010727}} {{Product|4002566010703}}: Gazi grill cheese: packaging, ingredients and nutrition values changed.

* {{Product|3179142785100}}: Agar-agar package, nutritional values changed (how can I show the relevant revisions?);

* {{Product|3228881084569}}: Percentages in ingredient list changed;

* {{Product|8480017350763}}: Packaging, producer, nutrition changed;

* {{Product |3168930005339}}: packaging, ingredients, nutrition changed;

* {{Product |20329778}}: brand, packaging, EMB code etc, ingredients, nutrition changed;

* {{Product|4602701201517}}: ingredient list changed between August and October 2016.

Since the end of 2021, we now have specific properties to list products which have been reformulated: {{Property|reformulated}} and {{Property|reformulated:description}}.

== Products with a Nutri-Score that has improved over time ==

Asked a lot by journalists, we should have a couple of examples to showcase:

* Sandwich saumon - 135 g - Sodébo {{Product|3242272890751}}

* All Activia passed from C to B with the apposition of the nutriscore on their packaging (e.g. Activia au bifidus mangue - Danone - 500 g (4x125g) {{Product|3033491325519}}

* Bonduelle Coleslaw, to be confirmed, B -> A {{Product|3083681099850}}

* Salade de quinoa aux légumes, B -> A {{Product|3281780889994}}

* Concombres au fromage blanc et ciboulette, to be confirmed, B -> A {{Product|3083680660075}}

* Couscous oriental, B -> A {{Product|3248832940522}}

* Buddah Bol Falafel, to be confirmed, B -> {{Product|3700009263846}}

You can find other examples in the list of products using the {{Property|reformulated:description}} property: https://world.openfoodfacts.org/property/reformulated:description.

== Products whose packaging has changed ==

Some examples of products whose packaging has changed.  

* {{Product | 3191220000530}} : american label found in France;

* {{Product|8801005306898}} : E964 - Sirop de polyglycitol wasn't allowed in Europe before 2012 (see [http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=OJ:L:2012:310:0041:0044:FR:PDF this])

* Note: [http://www.codexalimentarius.org/input/download/standards/185/CXS_290e.pdf CODEX STANDARD FOR EDIBLE CASEIN PRODUCTS] (contains a list of various additives are casein)

* [http://europa.eu/legislation_summaries/consumers/product_labelling_and_packaging/l21128_fr.htm Regulations on casein and caseinates]

" Without prejudice to Community provisions on food labeling , labeling of casein and caseinates must include:

: * For caseinates : the cation or cations ;

: * ( ... ) "