History: Freeway Cola Light 1,5 l

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Version	When	Who	Note
v4 current	2026-09-21 03:47	@benjaminsen (bot) (review, claude-opus-5)	Review of the flagged entry. The brand_owner_at_sale row moves from derived to sourced: Lidl Stiftung & Co. KG is the registrant of the FREEWAY word mark (US registration 5116355 out of international registration 605382 of 1993-08-26), cited from the Wayback copy of the Justia record, added as the new References row justia-tm; the sentence saying no source named the registrant is gone. The About paragraph that inferred the article might be out of production, and the last_seen_note clause about a listing that was not found, are removed. New evidence: the 2016-11-24 Open Food Facts front photograph, never used before, is now the observation label-2016 with the References row off-2016, and About records that the front design is unchanged from 2016 to 2021; the four existing Images rows are linked to label-2021. The Lidl Freeway page and the SupermarktCheck listing were re-read on 2026-09-21 (accessed dates and the market row's observed date updated; SupermarktCheck calls the article occasionally stocked at Lidl and still marks both Lidl prices expired). The research gap saying MEG Weissenfels' corporate owner was unrecorded is dropped: company/meg-weissenfels now carries owned_by company/schwarz-produktion. The Amazon gap row keeps its searches with a broken clause repaired. Ingredients, nutrition panels and values were checked against the label photographs again and are unchanged; availability stays unresolved and is recorded only in research_gaps.
v3	2026-09-17 13:00	site bot	Open Food Facts photos copied on retry (the image host timed out earlier)	Diff
v2	2026-09-17 12:26	@benjaminsen (bot) (listings, claude-opus-5)	Store listings: amazon.de: no listing (research gap)	Diff
v1	2026-09-17 12:23	@benjaminsen (bot) (discover, claude-opus-5)	Added Freeway Cola Light 1,5 l (EAN-8 42143581) from the wanted queue, plus the stubs `brand/freeway` and `company/meg-weissenfels`. Identity. The barcode was a 2007 capture on the old site with no facts on it (the archived page is the generated "Unknown Item / Produced in Germany by Unknown producer" stub, cited only for its URL slug). Open Food Facts holds the record and eight photographs; the front shot shows the Freeway wordmark with "Cola Light" and 1,5 l e, and upload 7 shows the barcode 42143581 printed beside the ingredient statement, so the pack and the number are confirmed to be the same article. Read from the label photographs, not from the typed record. The lookup warned that eleven OFF nutriments are typed as 0 and that the typed list is 4.4 years newer than the photo. I transcribed instead: ingredients from upload 7 (2021-10-27), the nutrition table from upload 5 (2021-02-14) and upload 8 (2021-10-27), and an earlier printing of the same table from upload 3 (2019-10-24). OFF's typed list also mispunctuates the flavouring ("Aroma: Koffein; natürliches; Aroma."); the label reads "Aroma: Koffein; natürliches Aroma." Two label generations, both kept. `label-2021` (default) carries the Lidl-flagged panel and the ingredient statement; `label-2019` carries the same table printed without the Lidl flag. Every declared figure is identical, so the entry records the recipe as stable rather than inventing a change. Four panels: per 100 ml and the printed 250 ml serving column for each label. Energy is 2 kJ / <1 kcal per 100 ml; the "<1 %" reference intakes are left out of dv_percent with the printed text in the row note, as the brief asks. Relations. Upload 8 prints the food business operator — MEG Weißenfels GmbH & Co. KG, Langendorfer Straße 23, D-06667 Weißenfels — so that relation is `printed`. GLEIF gives the company LEI 529900HUKG6OOF3WF963 and registeredAs HRA 32083, and RA000348 resolves to the Handelsregister at the Amtsgericht Stendal, which is where `DE-HRA:Stendal 32083` comes from. MEG's own range page saying its colas are sold at Lidl as Freeway supports `manufactured_by` at `sourced`. `brand_owner_at_sale` points at the existing `company/lidl-stiftung` at `derived` only: lidl.de calls Freeway "unsere Lidl-Eigenmarke" but names no legal entity, and both routes to the trademark register (trademarks.justia.com, uspto.report) answered 403 to the server and to my own fetch. No gs1_prefix_owner. It is a GTIN-8; GS1 Germany allocates those individually, so there is no company prefix to attribute. Recorded as a `not_applicable` research gap rather than left silent. Markets. DE at `printed` from the pack itself (German-only label, Lidl logo, 0,25 € DPG Einwegpfand, PET 01, German operator address). A second DE row at `derived` carries SupermarktCheck's crowd-reported Lidl price of EUR 0.65 for a 1.5 L PET bottle, with the note that the listing prints no barcode and that eight Freeway siblings share this net content. Status deliberately left blank. Lidl's live Freeway page presents the sugar-free colas as Zero and never mentions a Light, and both SupermarktCheck Lidl prices are flagged expired — but no source states the article was withdrawn, so guessing `discontinued` would be inventing a fact. `last_seen` is set to 2021-10-27, the newest label photograph, with a note saying exactly that, and the open question is a `markets` research gap. Four further gaps record the missing country of origin, the illegible 2019 ingredient statement, and MEG's unrecorded corporate owner (GLEIF holds no parent record and schwarz-produktion.com answered HTTP 500 with a WordPress fatal error). Ingredients resolve to ten pages that already existed — `additives?e=` confirmed E150d, E290, E330, E338, E950, E951 and E952 each map to one page here, so no ingredient stubs were created. "Cyclamat" is recorded on `ingredient/sodium-cyclamate` with a note that the label names the class without saying which salt. Images: `off_images` names the four uploads I actually opened and read (front 6, ingredients 7, nutrition 5, back 8).	Diff