The label, a little clearer
Knowing what you eat
starts with
understanding it.
One scan. Fewer unfamiliar words. Nutrio helps you understand the ingredients, additives and fats in the food you choose.
Mobile web on iOS and Android · Also in SifG22 for Android.
Available on phones only.
to look up
from Open Food Facts
for your phone's camera
From barcode to explanation
A new way
to read the label.
Point at the barcode.
Open Nutrio on your phone and scan the food's barcode with the camera.
Find out what's in it.
Check the ingredients, explore the additives and understand the types of fat the product declares.
Choose with context.
Notice the differences between similar products and compare the information with the packaging.
Well-fed curiosity
Behind every
name, an
explanation.
Find out what an additive does, the names it can appear under and the context to interpret its presence.
What the package declares.
The original list, with explanations to help you understand its terms.
A dictionary, at hand.
450 fact sheets to explore functions and names. An E number on its own is not a warning.
Nuances matter too.
Context on saturated fats, trans fats and palm oil when they appear in the food's information.
A few more things
Keeping things
clear.
Can I use Nutrio on a computer?
No. Nutrio is designed for phones only. Open nutrio.sifg.net on iOS or Android, or use it from the SifG22 app for Android.
Where does the data come from?
Products are looked up in Open Food Facts' open, collaborative database. Nutrio adds context with its own library of 450 additive fact sheets.
What if a product doesn't appear or there's an error?
Nutrio tells you if it can't find the product. Check the package to confirm its composition and report errors or issues to support@sifg.net.
Does Nutrio decide what I should eat?
No. It helps you understand and compare information. If you have allergies, intolerances or specific needs, check the official labelling and consult a healthcare professional.
Take it on your next shopping trip