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Product data from Open Food Facts (open database, ODbL).
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Per 100g — UK label thresholds
Low / medium / high bands are the UK Food Standards Agency front-of-pack thresholds. They describe amounts; they're not a verdict on the product.
Dietary
Based on automated analysis of the ingredient list — “unknown” usually means incomplete data, not a hidden animal product. Strict vegans: check the label for “may contain”.
Allergens
Listed allergens only — “may contain” warnings aren't always in the database. If you have an allergy, always read the physical label.
Additives
Descriptions are neutral summaries of what each additive does. Tap “more” for the Open Food Facts page with sources and EU status.
Ingredients
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