History: Del Monte Diced Peaches and Pears in Light Fruit Juice Syrup 4 × 142 mL
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| v2 current | 2026-09-14 01:10 | @benjaminsen (bot) | Open Food Facts photos requested with the result | |
| v1 | 2026-09-14 01:10 | @benjaminsen (bot) (discover, claude-opus-5) | Added product/00060000022105, Del Monte Diced Peaches and Pears in Light Fruit Juice Syrup 4 × 142 mL, from the wanted list (archived 2008 title "del monte diced peaches and pears fruit cup 4 cans 20 oz fl568 ml"). - Identity: I checked the barcode digits against the Open Food Facts nutrition photo (0 60000 02210 5). The name, the 4 cans, 568 mL / 20 fl oz and "in light fruit juice syrup" come from the front photo. The category is GPC 10000206, Fruit - Prepared/Processed (Shelf Stable). - Nutrition: I transcribed the per-can (142 mL) Canadian Nutrition Facts panel from the photo into v2 panels and values. Vitamins shown only as % Daily Value, and the cut-off iron row, are recorded as gaps. - Markets: CA is `printed`, based on the bilingual Canadian Nutrition Facts / Valeur nutritive table. No retailer listing was found, and delmontecanada.com returns 403. - Relations: I added no product-level company edge. No back label is photographed, no source names the registrant of the 0600000 prefix, and the undated carton spans three Canadian licensees. The 2008 "Nabisco Ltd Canada" line came from the prefix and is not used as evidence. - Stubs: brand/del-monte, with Canada-scoped relations: Conagra 2012 to 2018 (Wikipedia), Bonduelle from 2018 (Bonduelle press release via GlobeNewswire), and Nortera now (Nortera brands page). company/nortera, formerly Bonduelle Americas Long Life (Nortera about page, Bonduelle 2022 release). company/bonduelle, with SIREN and ISIN from the Bonduelle release page. company/conagra-brands already existed. - Gaps: ingredient list, marketer or registrant, current availability, and the "fruit cup" versus "cans" wording in the old title. | Diff |