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Packaged Foods & Meats United States market (marketCountry predomina… · Foundation Foods April 2019-present

USDA FoodData Central (Branded Foods + Foundation + SR Legacy + FNDDS)

Packaged Foods & Meats Primarily United States market products · Content vintages by type: SR Legacy frozen at…

USDA FoodData Central API

Packaged Foods & Meats Worldwide · Cumulative since the project's 2012 launch

Open Food Facts - Open Database & API

Packaged Foods & Meats United States · Publicly releasable enforcement reports from…

openFDA Food Enforcement (Recalls) API Data

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How many products does the branded database cover?

Roughly 1.7 million-plus packaged products, alongside hundreds of thousands of additional food records across the Foundation, SR Legacy and FNDDS components - one of the largest curated records of what American groceries actually sell.

Which food data types come in the bundle?

Four: Branded Foods for shelf products, Foundation Foods for laboratory-analyzed samples, SR Legacy for the classic reference tables in their final 2018 form, and FNDDS survey foods covering the 2021-2023 What We Eat in America cycle.

What does a single record contain?

Sixteen fields: identifiers (fdcId, description, dataType), label copy (barcode, brand owner, brand name, verbatim ingredients, serving size, package weight, category), provenance (market country, published and modified dates) and a nested nutrient array with units and derivation codes.

Can I join this to my own product data?

Yes - the barcode column is designed for it. Point gtinUpc at retail scans, e-commerce listings or recall notices and the full label travels with the barcode; fdcId keeps every delivery diffable against the last.