Comment Comment by d3r1ck Hi,* As usercvapp mentioned, I'm fetching nutrition data from USDA (https://fdc.nal.usda.gov/).* I would say yes, USDA is the gold standard for food and nutrition data.* Each ingredient is matched with foundational and legacy foods (not pre-packaged or branded) so if the matching is right the values are accurate.* Final nutrition label relies on specific quantity and unit of each ingredient extracted, which you can edit to ensure the best estimation accuracy. parent d3r1ck 1 year ago
* As usercvapp mentioned, I'm fetching nutrition data from USDA (https://fdc.nal.usda.gov/).
* I would say yes, USDA is the gold standard for food and nutrition data.
* Each ingredient is matched with foundational and legacy foods (not pre-packaged or branded) so if the matching is right the values are accurate.
* Final nutrition label relies on specific quantity and unit of each ingredient extracted, which you can edit to ensure the best estimation accuracy.