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Thanks a lot for the reply! would it be possible to generate labels for other regulatory bodies (eg. for countries in the EU)? Hmm, it appears I have to make
by victorstanciu 12y ago
Thanks a lot for the reply!
would it be possible to generate labels for other regulatory bodies (eg. for countries in the EU)?
Hmm, it appears I have to make this feature a little clearer, because I have already implemented two of the most common EU labels, the GDA pills (http://i.imgur.com/ZROSP6l.png http://i.imgur.com/ZROSP6l.png) and the tabular format (http://i.imgur.com/O5OnepQ.png http://i.imgur.com/O5OnepQ.png). The EU labels even take into account the fact that the daily recommended intake values are different in the EU than the US.
When creating a physical label, displaying the dimensions would be very useful.
Good point, people who package food will definitely be interested in the physical dimensions of the label, even though the exported PDFs are scalable.
It's not much fun parsing plain text, but perhaps you could accept various formats such as CookML, RecipeBook XML, REML, hrecipe
I had no idea these formats existed until now, to be honest. I will surely look into them.
yummly might also be interested in what you've created...
They already have nutritional information on each recipe page: http://i.imgur.com/ZlIGUqi.png http://i.imgur.com/ZlIGUqi.png. There are quite a few large websites that already provide nutrition labels, that's one of the reasons I came to this idea, I thought that small food bloggers would be interested in having them too.
Thanks again!
- fractallyte 12y agoit appears I have to make this feature a little clearer No, my mistake. The options were quite clear, I just wasn't paying attention. However, you could modify the text on the front page: "Label your products with FDA-compliant nutrition facts" to mention the other options. Also, I just noticed the magnifying glass effect on the front page. It's a great way to combine a preview with an actual screenshot - very neat!