A credible whole-food nutrition reference your members can trust — every value drawn from CoFID and USDA data, every claim traceable to EFSA and peer-reviewed research. Licence it as Nutrient Explorer as it is, or have it white-labelled to your organisation.
The same rigorous nutrition database, re-branded for the people who teach, treat, and represent food-first practice.
Give members a professional, food-first reference under your own banner — a member benefit that reinforces your standards.
A teaching-ready nutrient database for dietetics and nutrition courses — referenced to source, ready for the seminar room.
Show clients exactly which whole foods deliver the nutrients they need — and back every recommendation with the evidence.
Give members and clients a credible whole-food reference — so your nutrition guidance is backed by real data, within scope.
Start from iron, folate or choline — or from a clinical goal like brain, bone or gut health — and surface the whole foods richest in it.
Nutrient figures from CoFID and USDA, health claims from the EFSA register, and links out to the peer-reviewed research behind them.
Spot the nutrients plant-based diets most often fall short on — and the whole foods that cover the gap.
Practical guidance on the cooking methods that protect — rather than leach away — the nutrients that matter.
Put any two whole foods head-to-head on the nutrient that matters — levels side by side per 100 g, straight from CoFID and USDA data, with a clear winner.
The same rigorous, referenced nutrition science underneath — you choose how it wears your organisation.
Offer the tool exactly as it is, under the Nutrient Explorer name — nothing to design, and the quickest, most economical way to give members a trusted reference.
Make it unmistakably yours — your identity runs through the whole tool, so members only ever see your organisation.
Browse foods ranked by any nutrient — protein, iron, omega-3 and more, straight from CoFID & USDA.
Put any two foods head-to-head on the nutrient of your choice, side by side.
Start from a goal — say gut health or brain health — and see the nutrients researched for it, with the EFSA claim and references.
Explore foods by category — vegetables, fish, dairy, grains and the rest.
Cover the meat, fish, egg and dairy gaps with whole plant foods.
See which cooking method keeps the most of each vegetable’s standout nutrient.
Explore the live demo, then talk to us about licensing it — as Nutrient Explorer exactly as it is, or white-labelled as your own.