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This is usually found on the main label. One can also add the owner of the brand. For instance for {{product|5410228158424}} this would be InBev Belgium; | This is usually found on the main label. One can also add the owner of the brand. For instance for {{product|5410228158424}} this would be InBev Belgium; | ||
== Categories == | == Categories == | ||
This can be a confusing field. One can distinguish between three types of categories: | |||
* '''productlabel categories''' - any productcategory that is found on the label, such as Belgian beer, Bière d'abbaye, etc. It might double what is written under productname or common name, but that does not matter; | |||
* '''derived categories''' - these are categories derived by Open Food Facts. These categories are based on product name, common name and the productlabel categories. These derived categories use the part of the taxonomy that includes beer. You will find the category ''beverages'', ''alcoholic beverages'', ''beer'', etc. So you can leave these out as they will be added automatically; | |||
* '''personal categories''' - any category you think that the beer should be in and is not to be found on the label. Thus there might be alcoholic beverages that are beer, but are not notes as such on the productlabel. | |||
== Labels, certifications, awards == | == Labels, certifications, awards == | ||
Many labels can be found the productlabel. It is not always clear what title one should use to describe the logo. Use the english titles given below to limit misunderstanding: | Many labels can be found the productlabel. It is not always clear what title one should use to describe the logo. Use the english titles given below to limit misunderstanding: | ||