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Ignore explanations at end of list of ingredients like ". *Organic Ingredients" #3030
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For the first product, we actually handle it well. We don't ignore the "* Organic Ingredients" --> we actually tag corresponding ingredients as organic. The second one is not handled well. What we need to do is to identify the most common "* something" to see which ones are actually useful to understand (e.g. when it specifies that an ingredient is organic, fair trade etc.), with the most common wordings. (e.g. for French we support a ton of variations of "* : ingredients that have been produced in an organic way") |
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What
OFF seems not to handle explanations at the end of lists of ingredients like * Organic Ingredients very well. I've seen examples of these quite often here in the US
Steps to Reproduce
https://world.openfoodfacts.org/product/0850003875088/jalapeno-vegan-cheddar-hippeas
https://world.openfoodfacts.org/product/0099482485375/fried-rice-style-riced-cauliflower-whole-foods-market
Expected behavior
OFF should ignore a string like
. *
and whatever follows after it. It's mostly just explanationsDiscussion
https://openfoodfacts.slack.com/archives/C06A7LENM/p1584094524048900
Part of
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