Difference between revisions of "Folksonomy/Property/ingredients list:multiple"
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You might add ingredients:numberofparts and product:subproducts to indicate the reason. | You might add ingredients:numberofparts and product:subproducts to indicate the reason. | ||
| − | + | == Example == | |
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'''ingredients_list:multiple=3''' | '''ingredients_list:multiple=3''' | ||
| + | == Usage == | ||
The property '''ingredients_list:multiple''' is followed by a positive integer. | The property '''ingredients_list:multiple''' is followed by a positive integer. | ||
| + | == Products with this tag == | ||
[https://fr.openfoodfacts.org/property/ingredients_list:multiple List of products with this tag] | [https://fr.openfoodfacts.org/property/ingredients_list:multiple List of products with this tag] | ||
[[Category:Property]] | [[Category:Property]] | ||
Revision as of 09:39, 18 October 2022
Sometimes one can find multiple ingredient lists on a package.
There can be multiple reasons for this:
- parts - a product can have multiple parts
- subproducts - a product can have multiple subproducts, each with its own ingredients and nutritional values.
- inconsistency - no explanation for different ingredient lists (different factories per country?)
You might add ingredients:numberofparts and product:subproducts to indicate the reason.
Example
ingredients_list:multiple=3
Usage
The property ingredients_list:multiple is followed by a positive integer.