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* UNSPSC is a taxonomy made by the UN and GS1 (around 20k categories) | * UNSPSC is a taxonomy made by the UN and GS1 (around 20k categories) | ||
* GPC is supposedly the successor of that, but it's a bit more complex to grasp | * GPC is supposedly the successor of that, but it's a bit more complex to grasp | ||
=== Labels === | |||
* There are many specific labels related to non food products | |||
=== Packaging === | |||
=== Others === | === Others === | ||
* Please note that we will use [[Folksonomy Engine/How to use it on Open Products Facts]], and some things might not really require a taxonomy (just a property and free text). Given the sheer amount of work, wanting a taxonomy for everything might proove foolish and illusive. Please also see [[Fields ideas for Open Products Facts]] | * Please note that we will use [[Folksonomy Engine/How to use it on Open Products Facts]], and some things might not really require a taxonomy (just a property and free text). Given the sheer amount of work, wanting a taxonomy for everything might proove foolish and illusive. Please also see [[Fields ideas for Open Products Facts]] | ||
[[Category:Open Products Facts]] | [[Category:Open Products Facts]] | ||
Revision as of 07:16, 27 August 2024
This page attempts to improve the Open Products Facts Taxonomies and understand the additional taxonomies we will need.
Please note that the Open Products Facts taxonomies live on GitHub
Categories
- UNSPSC and GPC files within the Open Food Facts drive
- UNSPSC is a taxonomy made by the UN and GS1 (around 20k categories)
- GPC is supposedly the successor of that, but it's a bit more complex to grasp
Labels
- There are many specific labels related to non food products
Packaging
Others
- Please note that we will use Folksonomy Engine/How to use it on Open Products Facts, and some things might not really require a taxonomy (just a property and free text). Given the sheer amount of work, wanting a taxonomy for everything might proove foolish and illusive. Please also see Fields ideas for Open Products Facts