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Daniel Miller
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You are looking at a multi-faceted solution. The grocery industry is very competitive, with operating margins around 1 to 2 percent. You are going to need to learn how to tie / relate the databases together. I have a United States of AMericaAmerica based solution.

  • Food products: Supermarket API will provide you with a API to identify products within a number of grocery stores, it is free for a 3-week trial
  • Ingredients: Open Food Facts
  • Nutritional Values: The USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference provides nutritional information
  • Price: The aforementioned Supermarket API will allow you access to the price, but for $1,299 per year. This is not an open data solution, but prices amongst grocers is very competitive.

You are looking at a multi-faceted solution. The grocery industry is very competitive, with operating margins around 1 to 2 percent. You are going to need to learn how to tie / relate the databases together. I have a United States of AMerica based solution.

  • Food products: Supermarket API will provide you with a API to identify products within a number of grocery stores, it is free for a 3-week trial
  • Ingredients: Open Food Facts
  • Nutritional Values: The USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference provides nutritional information
  • Price: The aforementioned Supermarket API will allow you access to the price, but for $1,299 per year. This is not an open data solution, but prices amongst grocers is very competitive.

You are looking at a multi-faceted solution. The grocery industry is very competitive, with operating margins around 1 to 2 percent. You are going to need to learn how to tie / relate the databases together. I have a United States of America based solution.

  • Food products: Supermarket API will provide you with a API to identify products within a number of grocery stores, it is free for a 3-week trial
  • Ingredients: Open Food Facts
  • Nutritional Values: The USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference provides nutritional information
  • Price: The aforementioned Supermarket API will allow you access to the price, but for $1,299 per year. This is not an open data solution, but prices amongst grocers is very competitive.
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Daniel Miller
Daniel Miller
  • 1.3k
  • 6
  • 16

You are looking at a multi-faceted solution. The grocery industry is very competitive, with operating margins around 1 to 2 percent. You are going to need to learn how to tie / relate the databases together. I have a United States of AMerica based solution.

  • Food products: Supermarket API will provide you with a API to identify products within a number of grocery stores, it is free for a 3-week trial
  • Ingredients: Open Food Facts
  • Nutritional Values: The USDA National Nutrient Database for Standard Reference provides nutritional information
  • Price: The aforementioned Supermarket API will allow you access to the price, but for $1,299 per year. This is not an open data solution, but prices amongst grocers is very competitive.