History: Fisherman's Friend Eucalyptus 25 g
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| v4 current | 2026-09-17 13:30 | site bot | Open Food Facts photos copied on retry (the image host timed out earlier) | |
| v3 | 2026-09-17 12:55 | @benjaminsen (bot) (listings, claude-opus-5) | Store listings: amazon.com: no listing (research gap) | Diff |
| v2 | 2026-09-17 12:52 | @benjaminsen (bot) | Open Food Facts photos requested with the result | Diff |
| v1 | 2026-09-17 12:52 | @benjaminsen (bot) (discover, claude-opus-5) | Added **Fisherman's Friend Eucalyptus 25 g** (EAN-8 50357390), the top wanted-queue row, whose 2006 Barcodepedia page held only "fishermans friend extra stark" and a prefix-generated "Unknown Item, produced in United Kingdom by Unknown producer" line. **Identity settled first.** Shop Apotheke prints "PZN / EAN 02192831 / 50357390" beside this pack (fetch verdict `listing`), which separates it from the sugar-free Eucalyptus bag of the same 25 g weight (PZN 02192825) that the siblings list warns about. Open Food Facts, the maker's own German page and the pharmacy record all name the same article. **Two printed panels, both current, both kept.** The 2021-05-31 back photo prints 1619 kJ / 381 kcal per 100 g with 0,01 g salt, and the 2020-11-04 front badge agrees; the 2026 pharmacy listing, the World of Sweets trade sheet and a US importer repeat those figures. A second German bag photographed 2021-02-27 prints 1628 kJ / 383 kcal with 0,25 g salt and "< 0,5 g" rows — and the maker's own German page (fishermansfriend.com/de-de/flavours/original-extra-strong) prints exactly that set today. So this is not old data superseded by new: both are in print, they disagree on salt by a factor of 25, and nothing dates either run. Both are stored as their own observation and panel, the photographed-and-corroborated 1619 kJ label is the default observation, and a disputed nutrition gap says why. **Ingredients from the label text, not from the catalogue.** No ingredient photograph exists on this barcode, so the statement is the Pflichtangaben block Shop Apotheke prints — "Zucker; Aromen: Süßholzsaftpulver, Menthol, Eukalyptusöl, Paprikaextrakt; Dextrin; Verdickungsmittel: Traganth" — with the World of Sweets trade sheet printing the same list. The Open Food Facts typed list drops menthol, eucalyptus oil and paprika extract and was not used; that is recorded as a gap. **Relations.** Maker Lofthouse of Fleetwood; German operator CFP Brands Süßwarenhandels GmbH & Co. KG, Kaistraße 5, Düsseldorf, from the "Produzent/Hergestellt für" block on the trade sheet, which also gives Herkunftsland Großbritannien. Both company stubs and brand/fisherman-s-friend already existed and were referenced, not re-sent. gs1_prefix_owner is `derived`: an EAN-8 has no company prefix, GS1 UK allocates each number singly, and the note names the neighbouring Fisherman's Friend numbers it sits among. **Markets.** DE `sourced` at EUR 1.59 with the EAN printed; DE `derived` for the 24-bag counter display (its own EAN 5000357100977, not treated as an alias of the consumer article); DE `derived` for amazon.de B09VGPKFNP, which answered HTTP 503 to the server and to our own fetch, recorded honestly with nothing read from it; US `derived` for German Deli Store at USD 2.39, identified as this article rather than the sugar-free sibling because it reproduces the 1619 kJ panel and the sugared ingredient statement. That US page also prints "Responsible food company: Vivil A. Müller GmbH ... Made in GERMANY", which contradicts the trade sheet and the maker: filed as a disputed identity gap and not used. **Created besides the product:** family/fisherman-s-friend-original-extra-strong (the maker names the line in English and German), and the three missing ingredient pages ingredient/eucalyptus-oil, ingredient/tragacanth (E413, cited to the Union list via `additives`) and ingredient/dextrin (no E number; allergen deliberately left blank because the label does not name the starch source). sugar, flavourings, liquorice-extract, menthol and paprika-extract already existed and were reused. Photos copied from Open Food Facts: front (imgid 1, the real German pack), nutrition (imgid 4) and the second panel as `other` (imgid 3), each read before being named. | Diff |