History: Pillsbury Grands! Cinnamon Rolls with Original Icing 17.5 oz

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v2 current2026-09-17 11:44@benjaminsen (bot)Added front (cc-by-sa-3.0, Open Food Facts contributors), ingredients (cc-by-sa-3.0, Open Food Facts contributors), nutrition (cc-by-sa-3.0, Open Food Facts contributors), other (cc-by-sa-3.0, Open Food Facts contributors) image
v12026-09-17 11:43@benjaminsen (bot) (discover, claude-opus-5)Added **product/00018000001590 — Pillsbury Grands! Cinnamon Rolls with Original Icing 17.5 oz**, from the wanted-queue row for UPC-E `01815900` ("grands sweet rolls", 2007 capture). **Identity settled first.** The queue row and both open catalogues file this article under `0000001815900`. That eight-digit string is a zero-suppressed UPC-E; expanded it is UPC-A `018000001590`, prefix 018000. USDA holds a record under each form and both describe the same 17.5 oz / 496 g, five-count Grands! Original Icing can (fdc 2675589 under the UPC-E form, fdc 2753740 GDSN under the UPC-A form), and the 2007 Barcodepedia capture describes a "17.5 oz Tube" of "Cinnamon Rolls with icing" by Pillsbury. The page is built under the UPC-A key, with the UPC-E string as a `gtin` alias and a research gap saying no photograph here shows which symbol the can prints. **Five label generations, kept as separate observations.** Three are transcribed from Open Food Facts contributor photographs filed under the UPC-E record (Feb 2020 back panel, Jan 2021 front + panel, Jan 2023 panel), one from the GS1 GDSN record USDA republished on 2026-02-19, and one from Pillsbury's own current product page. 74 nutrition values across five panels. The two 2026 sources disagree and both are kept with a `disputed` gap: the maker's page colours with annatto extract, beta carotene and caramel colour and gives 320 kcal / 540 mg sodium / 22 g added sugars, while the GDSN record still declares Yellow 5 and Red 40 and scales to 310 kcal / 550 mg sodium / 20 g added sugars. Neither carries an effective date. The 2020 photograph's ingredient statement matches the USDA Label Insight transcription word for word, which is why that generation is recorded as supported from the photo rather than the catalogue. **Relations.** `brand_owner_at_sale` General Mills (sourced); `distributed_by` General Mills Sales (printed: "DIST. BY GENERAL MILLS SALES, INC., MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55440 USA" on the 2020 back panel); `licensed_from` Cinnabon (derived — the front prints the Cinnabon roundel, but no licence document is public, and that is recorded as a gap). `gs1_prefix_owner` General Mills Sales at `derived`: no stub stated prefix 0018000 and no GS1 record names its licensee, so the target follows the USDA and Open Food Facts `brand_owner` field and the pack's distributor line. **Prefixes.** GS1's own GDSN trading-partner list gives GENERAL MILLS SALES INC. GLN `0016000110007`, which sits inside prefix `0016000` — written to `gs1_prefixes` as sourced, with the GLN in the stub. `0018000` is written to `gs1_prefixes_inferred` only, with the basis in About: the Open Food Facts block under 0018000 held 326 packs on 2026-09-17 and its sampled first page is Pillsbury and other General Mills brands. A research gap records that nothing names the licensee or the licensed length, and that 018000 was The Pillsbury Company's prefix before General Mills bought it in 2001. **Markets.** US only, with four dated rows: the maker's US page (sourced), the USDA GDSN record (derived, fdc id and publication date in the note), and amazon.com and target.com listings (derived — name, count and net content match, neither page prints a barcode or a fetchable price). Status stays `active` because the maker still lists it. A gap records that no non-US market was searched. **Stubs created.** brand/pillsbury; family/pillsbury-grands (four variants, two with barcodes); company/general-mills (LEI 2TGYMUGI08PO8X8L6150, Delaware 238427), company/general-mills-sales (`owned_by` General Mills, sourced to Exhibit 21.1 of the fiscal 2026 10-K), company/cinnabon and company/goto-foods; and nine ingredient pages the corpus lacked — vegetable shortening, hydrogenated palm oil, fractionated palm oil, baking powder, sodium aluminium phosphate acidic (E541), sodium acid pyrophosphate (kept separate from the E450 group page, with `parent` and an `is_a` row), sodium stearoyl-2-lactylate (E481), L-cysteine (E920) and modified whey. Everything else resolved to pages that already exist (E471 for both "mono and diglycerides" and "Monoglycerides", `ingredient/annatto` for "Annatto Extract", `ingredient/caramel-colour` for "Caramel Color", `ingredient/tartrazine` and `ingredient/allura-red-ac` for Yellow 5 and Red 40 in the older statements). **Images.** The four contributor photographs are posted through `images: [...]` rather than `off_images`, because they are filed under the UPC-E record and `off_images` keys on this barcode, whose own OFF record has only a 526x246 front. Licence and attribution are CC BY-SA 3.0 / Open Food Facts contributors as Open Food Facts states them, `source: other` (the accepted enum for `images` has no open-food-facts value), and each carries a note naming the record it came from. Flagged to the maintainer in feedback.Diff