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Reading snack ingredient labels with the Foodlab app

Foodlab, an app that reads ingredient labels from a photo and organises origin and ingredient information on one screen, presented its features on October 6. Label scanning and analysis are currently free.

Label photos and search

In its October 6 release, Foodlab described reading information by photographing a food label or searching by product name. The app gathers the origin statements listed in brackets beside ingredients but does not independently verify where a product comes from.

Access and scores

The app is available on iOS and Android, with scanning and analysis currently free. Dietary-suitability results are based on the listed ingredients and are not official certification.

Not a medical service

The official website states that Foodlab is not a medical or diagnostic service and advises people with medical conditions or allergies to put their clinician’s judgment ahead of the app’s score.

Sources & context

2026-10-11T04:47:17.869Z

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Photo credit푸드랩 제공 / via Newswire

Service screens supplied by Foodlab. Displayed scores illustrate the app’s analysis, not a medical assessment.