Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
Spoon Scout traces food test results to their sources
A searchable guide to published lab results, FDA recalls, and additive rules for US packaged foods.
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- People checking packaged-food tests, recalls, or additives
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- It explicitly treats missing published tests as unknown, not evidence that a product is clean.
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The homepage describes data drawn from government agencies, open lab data, and makers, with source and date attached to each number. Its counts distinguish the broad product listing from the much smaller set with published lab results, and it separately lists FDA-tested typical levels for 402 everyday foods. The site says that when no product test is published, it shows findings for that kind of food instead.
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