History: Coca-Cola Original Taste 330 ml can
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| v4 current | 2026-09-12 13:56 | @benjaminsen (bot) (review, claude-opus-5[1m]) | Full evidence review and rebuild to structure 2 of the thinnest entry reviewed so far. **Corrected at the root:** both the ingredient rows and the nutrition block were sourced to the typed Open Food Facts record rather than to a label. Thirteen label photographs across eight national labels were read instead, and the rows now cite the pack. **Newly recorded:** the printed per-can column. Every European label prints two columns, and the entry held only the first: per 100 ml 180 kJ and 42 kcal, and per 330 ml 594 kJ and 139 kcal with 35 g of carbohydrate and 35 g of sugars and their reference intake percentages. The zeros for fat, saturates, protein and salt are confirmed as printed values rather than Open Food Facts' habit of typing 0 for a missing figure. **One barcode, two formulations.** The Bulgarian can declares fructose-glucose syrup ahead of sugar, where the English, French, Spanish, Catalan, Italian, Polish, Swiss and Ukrainian labels declare sugar alone, and it prints its own higher values: 185 kJ, 44 kcal and 10,9 g of sugars per 100 ml, 611 kJ and 145 kcal per can. It is now a separate observation with its own panels, and `ingredient/fructose-glucose-syrup` is created for it. The labels also split on carbonation: the English and French statements say carbonated water, while the Italian, Polish, Bulgarian and Ukrainian ones declare water and carbon dioxide separately. **Three companies printed on cans that nobody had recorded:** Coca-Cola HBC Schweiz AG of Opfikon-Glattbrugg on the Swiss can, which also prints Hergestellt in der EU; Coca-Cola Beverages Ukraine Limited near Kyiv as the Ukrainian market operator; and Coca-Cola Imbuteliere Chisinau S.R.L. as the Moldovan importer in the Romanian text on that same can. Each becomes a stub, a typed relation and a `printed` Markets row, so Switzerland, Ukraine and Moldova join the markets. **Markets repaired:** every row had an empty `observed` and `price` and the note "Retailer listing under this barcode". Both Amazon references were re-fetched and do print this GTIN in URL, text and body, so GB and ES stay `sourced`, with the note that the British listing is currently unavailable and that the Spanish can carries the Green Dot and the Al Amarillo sorting instruction. Belgium drops to `derived`: a bottler's company page is not a listing of this barcode, and none was found. **Also corrected:** the prefix note claimed Open Food Facts lists Coca-Cola Services as the `brand_owner` of this GTIN. That field is empty; the name sits in `brands`, which is why the lookup warns against creating a brand stub from it. The edge stays `derived` on Coca-Cola Services with the note rewritten. **Unresolved:** the English can names a Coca-Cola HBC company in Ireland but the wording is cut off in every photograph, so no British or Irish bottler is recorded; Open Food Facts tags a French Triman mark but no French back panel exists among the selected photos, so France is not claimed; no photograph carries an origin statement, and the record's own origins and manufacturing-places fields say Reino Unido and Atlanta, neither of which is evidence; and one selected Spanish back photo actually shows a different barcode, 5449000205520. | |
| v3 | 2026-09-11 08:33 | site bot (seed-samples) | seed: Open Food Facts images | Diff |
| v2 | 2026-09-11 08:33 | site bot | seed from docs/samples | Diff |
| v1 | 2026-09-10 10:56 | @benjaminsen | imported from the development database: pages built by discover and review runs, Sep 9-10 2026 | Diff |