Instructions for a scan party: the objective, how to organise it, the resources at your disposal, we tell you all about it! By the way, what is a “scan party”? It’s participatory science in action! More concretely, it is the participatory collection + entry of food products data on the largest open food database in …
On November 15th, two Open Food Facts ambassadors: Marius in Denmark and Louis in Quebec, Canada organised local DigiEduHack events, each with its own flavour, community, and insights. What is DigiEduHack? DigiEduHack is a global initiative supported by the European Commission to encourage communities, students, and innovators to rethink digital education through hands-on hackathons. Every …
Since 2012, Open Food Facts has been on a mission:making food information accessible, free, and open to all. Why your support matters This year, every time you scanned a product, reused our data, or explored our database, you benefited from a non-profit project built by hundreds of thousands of volunteers and supported by a dedicated …
From October 4 to 8, 2025, Anuga was back in Cologne! Held every 2 years, Anuga is one of the world’s largest trade fairs for food industry professionals. This year’s edition brought together 7,900 exhibitors from 118 countries and 140,000 visitors from across the global food ecosystem. And Open Food Facts was there too! Two …
Since 2012, Open Food Facts has been on a mission: making food information accessible, free, and open to all. This year, each time you scanned a product, reused our data, or explored our database, you benefited from a non-profit project built by hundreds of thousands of volunteers, supported by a small, dedicated team. Together, this …
Another September, another inspiring weekend with the community! The 2025 edition of the Open Food Facts Days brought us back to the beautiful Académie du Climat in Paris, generously hosted once again by the City of Paris. This year’s edition gathered participants from across Europe and beyond to co-construct our citizen project around food transparency …
Who are you and how do you contribute to Open Food Facts? I’m Freso, a neurodivergent and queer elder millennial in southern Scandinavia, and I’m very opinionated on a lot of topics. 🙂 I’m currently contributing to Open Food (/Beauty/Products) Facts by adding and editing products I come across and doing some quality control things, …
Émilie Goulard, a dietitian specializing in pediatrics at Reims University Hospital, uses Open Food Facts as a health education tool for her young patients with type 1 diabetes or metabolic diseases. “It’s a simple, clear, and very accessible educational tool, which greatly facilitates our health education mission.” Open Food Facts, used daily by healthcare professionals …
It’s summer at Open Food Facts, so we sat down for a little Q&A! We asked a few teammates to share what’s been happening behind the scenes. What are they working on? What’s coming next? What’s happening at Open Food Facts this summer? – Mélanie We hope your summer is going well, whether you’re by …
Who am I? A committed nutritionist in French Guiana, I am an independent consultant, trainer, and project manager for various organizations (communities, mutual insurance companies, associations). I am committed to promoting healthy, accessible, local food, and, above all, food adapted to the French Guiana context. My daily routine involves leading workshops, conducting dietary assessments, managing …
Last Monday, the Open Food Facts Annual General Meeting took place, a key moment of transparency and sharing around the association’s activities, held in English because it was open to all! It’s also the time when we officially approve the annual report: Last year, April and Marius, two new international members, were elected! This is …
