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| + | == Open Prices - Access to Information requests (GDPR requests) == | ||
| + | As part of [[Project:Open-Prices]], we need price points for products, loads of them. | ||
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| + | If you have a fidelity card, you can ask your data, using the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Data_Protection_Regulation GDPR] (if you're in a EU country, or using other laws if you're elsewhere). | ||
| + | https://wiki.openfoodfacts.org/GDPR_request#Argentina | ||
== Local OFF contributor missions == | == Local OFF contributor missions == | ||
Revision as of 15:48, 16 July 2024
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Food categories
Labels
Industry labels
Public & Independent labels
- Sin TACC (No wheat, oats, rye, barley) - Wikidata Item - Official Website
- Orgánico Argentina (Organic products) - Wikidata Item - Official Website
Religious labels
Laws
- https://wiki.openfoodfacts.org/User:Tacinte#Argentina_Regulation_on_Food_Labelling
- Food_additives#Argentina
- Dates_on_the_products#Argentina
Traffic light systems and others
Food Scandals
- 1991: Powdered milk in bad shape, with traces of Chernobyl contamination.[1][2] Political Corruption
Consumer Organisations
Consumer_associations#Argentina
National food companies
Independant brands
Distributor brands
Supermarket chains
- Coto
- La Anónima
- La Genovesa
- Todo
- Cooperativa Obrera
- Walmart
- Disco
- Jumbo
- Carrefour
- Carrefour Express
- Carrefour Market
- Carrefour MAXI
- Changomás
- Vea
- Dia
Geographic food origins databases
Local databases of interest
Open Food Facts like websites and apps
Translations
Communities we can reach out to
- Facebook groups (local food, slow food, non-GMOs, organic…)
- Meetups
- Industry events
Open Prices - Access to Information requests (GDPR requests)
As part of Project:Open-Prices, we need price points for products, loads of them.
If you have a fidelity card, you can ask your data, using the GDPR (if you're in a EU country, or using other laws if you're elsewhere). https://wiki.openfoodfacts.org/GDPR_request#Argentina
Local OFF contributor missions
Open Products Facts
Get in touch
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