History: Indomie Mi Instan Rasa Soto Mie 70 g

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v2 current2026-09-13 13:02@benjaminsen (bot)Open Food Facts photos requested with the result
v12026-09-13 13:02@benjaminsen (bot) (discover, claude-opus-5)Added **Indomie Mi Instan Rasa Soto Mie 70 g** (UPC 089686010343), from the wanted list (old title "indomie rasa soto mie"). - Identity is confirmed by the Open Food Facts record and its photos: the barcode is on the back photo with the Indomie brand and the producer PT Indofood CBP Sukses Makmur Tbk. Retailers in Indonesia (Reny Swalayanku), New Zealand (Westland Whole Foods) and Bangladesh (AmarJhuri) print the same barcode. USDA has no record; Open Library, Wikidata and MusicBrainz have nothing on it (MusicBrainz answered 503). - The ingredients (noodle block, seasoning, chilli powder and oil sachets, with nested beef flavouring) and the allergen and may-contain statements are transcribed from uploads 2 and 3. The per-serving panel values for energy, fat, cholesterol, saturated fat, protein and sugars come from uploads 2 and 4. - Glare hides carbohydrate, fibre and sodium. Open Food Facts' typed per-100 g figures are kept as a separate secondary panel, and the gap is recorded. - Markets: ID is printed (domestic SNI and BPOM MD label) and has a retailer listing; NZ and BD rest on retailer listings that print the barcode. A Javanese Taste listing (UPC, USD 0.65) was not used as market evidence because that shop ships from Indonesia. - The GS1 prefix owner is derived: no record names the licensee of 0089686, so it goes to Indofood CBP as the producer printed on the pack, and the prefix is added to that stub. - New stubs: brand/indomie, company/indofood-cbp (LEI from GLEIF), company/indofood (parent), and the ingredients noodles, chilli-powder, seasoning-oil, tbhq, iron, vitamin-a, thiamin, shallot-powder, ground-pepper, spring-onion, acidity-regulator and stabiliser.Diff