History: Ready Brek Original 500 g
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| v2 current | 2026-09-14 16:30 | @benjaminsen (bot) | Open Food Facts photos requested with the result | |
| v1 | 2026-09-14 16:29 | @benjaminsen (bot) (discover, claude-opus-5) | Added **5010029013023 - Ready Brek Original 500 g** (Weetabix), taken from the wanted queue where the old 2006-2013 site listed it as "ready break original". **Identity confirmed before writing.** The Open Food Facts record carried only the brand "Weetabix" and no name, so identity rests on the two pack photographs: the front reads "Weetabix / Ready brek / super smooth porridge / original ... made only with OATS, VITAMINS, MINERALS / 500g", and the back carries the legal denomination "Original Oat Cereal Fortified with Vitamins, Iron & Calcium. 500g e". That resolves the lookup's identity caution: the old title was the same product misspelled "Break". The 2007 Wayback capture independently records this barcode as a 500 g box. **Read from the label** (raw upload 2, 2448x3264, uploaded 2016-05-02): the full ingredient statement with QUID (wholegrain rolled oats 60 %, wholegrain oat flour 38 %, then calcium and seven vitamins), the Allergy Advice box, the "suitable for vegetarians" mark, and both printed nutrition columns with their %GDA and %RDA figures, transcribed as two panels (per 30 g serving, per 100 g) rather than taken from anyone's typed values. **Two label generations kept apart.** The Weetabix Food Company's current Ready Brek Original page repeats the 2016 ingredient statement word for word (bar its own "Rivoflavin" misprint) but prints different figures (1575 kJ, 12 g protein, salt 0.03 g per 100 g against 1568 kJ, 11.7 g protein, sodium <0.10 g). Because that page names neither a net content nor a barcode, it is recorded as a separate `unconfirmed` observation with a `secondary` panel, not merged into this article, and the disagreement is filed in research_gaps. The photographed panel declares sodium with GDAs, the scheme used before the Regulation (EU) No 1169/2011 nutrition declaration applied on 13 December 2016, so the box is older than its photograph; nothing dates it, so valid_from/valid_until are empty. **Market and origin.** GB, status `printed`: the back panel prints the UK consumer services address (Weetabix Limited, Burton Latimer, Kettering, Northants., NN15 5JR, England), www.weetabix.co.uk and "Made in England by Weetabix Limited", which is also the country_of_origin evidence. No live retailer listing prints this barcode and the maker's page gives no pack size, so no withdrawal could be sourced: `status` is left unset, with `last_seen` 2016-05-02 and a research gap saying why. **Prefix.** No stub stated 5010029 and no register names its licensee, so gs1_prefix_owner is `derived` to Weetabix. The basis: all 264 Open Food Facts records under the prefix carry a Weetabix-group brand (Weetabix, Alpen, Weetos, Oatibix, Ready Brek, Weetabix On The Go). It is written to `gs1_prefixes_inferred`, never to `gs1_prefixes`, and the unconfirmed block length is a research gap. **Stubs created:** brand/weetabix; company/weetabix (legal_name Weetabix Limited, GB-CH:00267687, incorporated 13 August 1932, prefix inferred); company/westminster-acquisition (GB-CH:10694659, the person with significant control Companies House records for Weetabix Limited since 5 March 2018); family/ready-brek with both known Ready Brek Original barcodes as variants; ingredient/rolled-oats, ingredient/oat-flour (both under ingredient/oats, allergen gluten per Annex II) and ingredient/vitamin-d, kept separate from the existing ingredient/vitamin-d3 because the label names no form. company/post-holdings already existed and is referenced, not re-sent; company/weetabix states `parent_org` to it on the strength of Post's own 8-K exhibit of 3 July 2017. The nine other fortificants resolved to existing ingredient pages. **Schema gap reported:** nutrition_values has no nutrient key for thiamin, riboflavin, niacin or vitamin B6, so four printed rows could not be stored as values. Their printed figures from both labels are preserved in a research_gaps row of state `schema_gap` so nothing is lost. | Diff |