Food database: report/remove wrong information

Comments: 19

• 01 May, '19
  Bilaal

  This will be very helpful as it's making me consider canceling my subscription and moving towards myfitnesspal

• 03 Aug, '19
  Daniel Miles

  Or the ability to change the values of they are wrong

• 24 Sep, '19
  Flávia

  This would be very helpful

• 22 Oct, '19
  Sabi

  Add option to submit product photos for review, with barcode, nutrition facts, etc. Add voting options for local users in review mode.

• 01 Nov, '19
  Danielle

  I agree. I have even added some wrong values myself and wish to fix them.

• 06 Dec, '19
  Richard

  Maybe someway to distinguish between "official" foods and "user created" foods? Even a simple icon next to official entries would be better than nothing.

• 25 Feb, '20
  Olesja Filip

  And also I’m sending request to Make change it will be good to see whole list of macros, micros vitamins so there is no need to send changing requests one by one, as it takes a lot of time

• 16 Mar, '20
  Eric

  Would be great a "hide" option (and a section where you can show them again, of course)

• 08 Apr, '20
  ana@yazio.com Admin

  "Clean the database off foods" (suggested by Paulo on 2020-04-05), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 02 Jul, '20
  Peter

  When reporting a product it is not possible to indicate that it has been entered with the wrong unit, ie grams instead of milliliters. It would be good to be able to report this as well.

• 16 Sep, '20
  Anselmo

  People make some awful mistakes logging food facts. This really annoys me as I have to verify every single item.

• 25 Nov, '20
  Julio Merged

  Improve the food reporting system on YAZIO by adding an upvote system to completely remove any foods that are publicly put incorrectly.

• 04 Dec, '20
  Berk Merged

  It is not possible to report Verified Entries for incorrect values due to the missing report button.
  Yes it is possible for incorrect values to show up in Verified Entries (probably because of a mishandling of comma and dot decimal separators in different countries) as shown in the attached screenshot of a Verified Omlette entry.
  
  Having a report button for these would be a great addition so we can report edge cases like these so we can be 100% sure verified entries are indeed accurate and won't mess up nutrition calculations.

• 24 Apr, '21
  Erica

  I saw it on the Italian government website. The data is incorrect often. It would be nice if they took the information from here.
  https://www.alimentinutrizione.it/tabelle-nutrizionali/ricerca-per-ordine-alfabetico

• 24 Aug, '21
  Felix Kern Admin

  "Leave "Report Product" active on Verified Foods" (suggested by AnotherOldfArt on 2021-08-19), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 24 Aug, '21
  Felix Kern Admin

  "Add report button for Verified Entries" (suggested by Berk on 2020-12-04), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 14 Sep, '21
  Henry

  a simple coding could scrub for obvious errors. As I said in another post, I've been eating 2.5 lbs (1.3 kg) of sodium daiy because items have 150,00 to 500,00 mg of sodium listed. WHY?

• 16 Sep, '21
  Maike Admin

  "Removing Incorrect Foods" (suggested by Julio on 2020-11-25), including upvotes (1) and comments (0), was merged into this suggestion.

• 03 Mar, '22
  hups

  I would also like to have "REPORT VERIFIED FOOD" option. I noticed that in the app it says on verified chia seeds carbohydrates 42,1 grams per 100 grams. The bag of chia seeds I have has 0,9 grams of carbs and it is not even advertised to be low in carbs. Now I have googled chia seed products and some have around 10 g of carbs, many have just 2-3 g. That is a big difference to verified 42,1 g!!!
  
  It would be good if there was either option to report verified food. OR if there was multiple options for verified food, like in this case, the verified one should be Chia seeds high in carbs, or something like that. OR the verified product should represent an average product. OR it would be nice to have a possibility to add many vitamins and minerals at once on foods you add yourself.
  
  I have usually trusted the verified products but 42,1 g versus 0,9 g carbs is very big difference.