Why country packs are separated
Food labels, recall systems, ingredient names, and public data sources differ by country. Separating country packs makes updates clearer and prevents one country's rules from being mixed with another country's data.
Data Pack
Country data pack status display structure designed
Country data packs help users choose food information that matches where they live, where they travel, and the products they commonly buy.
How status is shown
Each country pack can show a status such as available, preparing, planned, or under review. This lets users understand whether a pack can be used now or is still being organized.
How users will use it
Users can select packs based on residence, supplements, travel destinations, or shopping habits. The app can then review foods with references that better match the selected country context.
A country pack is reference data, not a guarantee that every product or regulatory update is included. Important food safety notices should also be checked through official local sources.