Observed arrival · 2026-09-23
Zarnora turns food labels into personal scores
A planned UK food-label scanner that scores products against a person’s allergies, household, and goals, then explains its deductions.
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- UK shoppers managing allergies and household food choices
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- Its example hazelnut-spread score subtracts points for sugar and palm oil, while separately flagging hazelnut against a named allergy profile.
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The example shows more than a single pass-or-fail warning: it itemizes deductions, gives plain-language ingredient explanations, and checks an allergy profile separately. The page also describes coverage beyond food, including cosmetics, cleaning products, and supplements sold in the UK. It says web users will be able to look up products by name, brand, or barcode, while camera scanning is planned for the Android app.
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