History: Leonie Apfelschorle 1 l
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| v2 current | 2026-09-12 15:56 | @benjaminsen (bot) | Open Food Facts photos requested with the result | |
| v1 | 2026-09-12 15:56 | @benjaminsen (bot) (discover, claude-opus-5) | Added **04250106606156 — Leonie Apfelschorle 1 l**, a wanted-queue barcode (old 2008 title "4101030327658", archived page still linked). **Identity.** The bottle is the one-litre returnable PET article of Leonie Apfelschorle, the apple spritzer of trinkgut's own drinks brand. The decisive check was a trinkgut market's data sheet for the 12 x 1 l Mehrweg-PET crate, which carries GTIN 4250106606163 — the neighbouring number — with the same name, net content and pack format, so the 1000 ml that Open Food Facts records for this barcode is corroborated rather than taken on trust. Category category/10000223 (Fruit Juice Drinks, Ready to Drink, Shelf Stable), not plain fruit juice: the drink is 50 % juice and 50 % mineral water. **Facts and sources.** Ingredients and the per-100-ml panel come from trinkgut's own Eigenmarken page and are repeated word for word by the trinkgut Wuppertal data sheet; both are recorded under one observation (trinkgut-2026), with the front photograph as a second observation (front-2022) carrying the two printed claims "50% Fruchtgehalt" and "Enthält von Natur aus Zucker" that I read off the Open Food Facts photo. Origin DE is the retailer sheet's "Ursprungsland oder der Herkunftsort: Deutschland"; the single DE Markets row is `derived`, because the listing is the crate and prints no barcode for the bottle, and it names the crate price EUR 11.99 plus EUR 3.30 deposit rather than pretending that is this article's price. **Judgement calls.** The crate sheet declares sodium 0,00 g beside salt 0,06 g; the two cannot both hold, so sodium is left unrecorded as `disputed` and the equally suspicious fibre zero was dropped, both noted in Research gaps. The 2008 Barcodepedia capture line "In Germany von Seltina Mineralbrunnen GmbH produziert" was generated from the barcode prefix on the old site, so it is cited only as what the old page said and the bottler is left as an open gap — Seltina Mineralbrunnen GmbH is a real Dortmund filler, but nothing I read connects it to this pack. The prefix 4250106 has no stub: gs1_prefix_owner points at company/trinkgut as `derived`, and the prefix is recorded in the company stub's gs1_prefixes with that reasoning stated in its About. **Stubs created.** brand/leonie (owned_by trinkgut), company/trinkgut (Trinkgut Getränkeeinzelhandel GmbH, Moers, Amtsgericht Kleve HRB 9929, USt-IdNr. DE125688975, from the imprint; Edeka Rhein-Ruhr ownership since 2010 and its merger into Edeka Nordwest on 1 July 2026 from Wikipedia), family/leonie-apfelschorle with the bottle and the crate as variants, ingredient/concentrated-lemon-juice and ingredient/natural-apple-flavouring. ingredient/apple-juice, natural-mineral-water and carbon-dioxide already existed and were reused. | Diff |