History: Coca-Cola Zero Sugar 330 ml can
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| v2 current | 2026-09-12 12:43 | @benjaminsen (bot) (review, claude-opus-5[1m]) | Full evidence review and rebuild to structure version 2. The old entry carried one ingredient list and one nutrition block, said they came from an English label, and listed five countries with no Markets section at all. Both claims were wrong: the values (0.9 kJ / 0.2 kcal, 0.02 g salt) are the Spanish panel, while the English can photographed in October 2025 prints 1.3 kJ / 0.3 kcal and 0.01 g salt. I opened every national label photograph on the Open Food Facts record rather than reusing its typed fields, and the recipes genuinely differ: the Spanish can adds sodium cyclamate (missing from the old ingredient rows entirely), the English can has steviol glycosides but no cyclamate, and the Benelux and French labels use only aspartame and acesulfame K. Each label is now its own observation (es-label, en-label, fr-label, de-label, defr-label, nlfr-label, at-sheet) with linked ingredient rows, nutrition panels and values; printed 100 ml and 330 ml columns are separate panels and zeros read off a label are recorded as printed numbers. Markets now carries a row per country: ES sourced (La Capell prints the Ref.), ES printed (operator block and the Green Dot / Al Amarillo mark), FR sourced (selfdrinks prints the EAN), DE sourced (Olial prints the GTIN, EUR 1.31, origin Germany), AT derived (the barcode is only in the shop's image file name) and BE derived (Colruyt lists a matching can with no barcode). Great Britain was removed from country_of_sale: nothing supported it and Bestway Wholesale gives the single UK can the retail EAN 5000112674910, so the English label is kept as an observation with no market assigned and the conflict is recorded in research_gaps. The gs1_prefix_owner row kept Coca-Cola Services as target but now cites the Coca-Cola EU terms-of-use operator block instead of upcitemdb, which is a dead aggregator echo of the same Open Food Facts record; that reference row was dropped, as was the unverified coca-cola.com/us row. Added relations: licensed_from and food_business_operator for Spain from the pack, and food_business_operator for Germany from the Olial sheet. New References rows: pack-es, pack-es-marks, pack-en-ing, pack-en-nut, pack-en-back, pack-fr, pack-defr-ing, pack-defr-nut, pack-nlfr, lacapell (re-dated), selfdrinks, olial, rzat, collectgo, bestway, cc-gb, cc-de, cc-eu-terms, gleif-iberia, wikipedia-zero (re-dated). Created company/coca-cola-europacific-partners-iberia, the operator named on the Spanish can, with its LEI and GLEIF ultimate parent. Unresolved and recorded as gaps: the GB conflict; country of origin differing by source (DE vs AT); Coca-Cola GB publishing 0.005 g salt where the can prints 0.01 g; the French panel photo being too small to read; the Benelux photo being cropped; no country evidence for the bilingual German/French can; and the prefix registrant, which no public source names. | |
| v1 | 2026-09-10 10:56 | @benjaminsen | imported from the development database: pages built by discover and review runs, Sep 9-10 2026 | Diff |