Category: Food tech

Nutrifox, a popular online nutrition label generator for food bloggers, primarily sources its data from the USDA API, a highly regarded database for nutritional information. However, the tool's final accuracy depends significantly on the quality and detail of the data a user provides, along with the inherent limitations of any food composition data.

According to Yuka's official help page, the app explicitly states it does not rate products like sugar, honey, or maple syrup. This decision is not based on the product's nutritional value itself, but rather on a fundamental limitation within the app's scoring methodology for single-ingredient items.

Recent estimates suggest that one-third of the global food supply is dependent on bee pollination. With concern for bee populations and environmental impact rising, many are asking: Is there honey made without bees?. The answer is yes, thanks to innovative food technology.