How to check if packaged food is healthy?

Enter ingredients or scan barcode: checker flags sugar aliases, trans-fat, high sodium, palm oil, maida — FSSAI label education. Prefer <5g sugar, <0.2g trans-fat per 100g.

What is FSSAI label reading trick?

Check per 100g, not per serve — serving can be small. Look for sugar in first 3 ingredients, trans-fat hydrogenated, sodium >400mg/100g high.

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Barcode Scanner — Food Label Analyzer — FSSAI India

Q: What is FSSAI label reading trick?

Check per 100g, not per serve — serving can be small. Look for sugar in first 3 ingredients, trans-fat hydrogenated, sodium >400mg/100g high.

Scan barcode or enter ingredients: sugar, trans-fat, sodium, palm oil alerts — FSSAI India focused. Unique India.

Barcode Scanner — OFF + USDA (Unique)

Scan packaged foods sold in India (890… prefix = India). Uses Open Food Facts — no key required. Educational.

India insight: Many 890… products not in OFF — we fallback to USDA search by name. Future: add FSSAI label OCR.

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