Yuko Scan for Food Safety

The barcode side of Yuko has been rebuilt. • Products with no ingredient list on record now open instead of failing silently. You still get the name, photo, scores and the full nutrition table, and Yuko tells you plainly what it cannot check. • A clear verdict at the top of every scan, with the reasoning shown. When there is not enough information to judge, Yuko says so rather than implying the product is fine. • New detail screens: how a Nutri-Score was calculated point by point, why a product sits in its NOVA group, the complete nutrition table per 100 g or per serving with high/medium/low levels, the ingredient list with allergens highlighted, packaging and recycling, origins, product photos, and how complete the record is. • Additives are now read from the database's own additive list, so a product's additives are identified more reliably and false matches from ordinary label text are separated out. • Barcode scans are saved to your history and can be reopened offline. • Clearer messages when a product is not in the database, when the shared database is busy, or when you are offline. • Tag names, nutrient names and labels are now translated instead of appearing in English. • Product data, photos and scores are credited to Open Food Facts contributors under the Open Database License, with a link to each product's page.