Data downloads
Tables GetFoodFacts computes from USDA FoodData Central (April 30, 2026 release) and the Bureau of Labor Statistics, as CSV. License: CC BY 4.0, reuse them with a link to the page they come from. The source data are public domain.
| Table | File | What it holds |
|---|---|---|
| Aisle statistics | aisle-statistics.csv | Every aisle's distribution per 100 g on eight nutrients (deciles and quartiles) and how many products meet each FDA claim per serving. |
| How many packaged foods are "low sodium"? | low-sodium-packaged-foods.csv | The table of the analysis. |
| How much sugar is in yogurt, by style? | sugar-in-yogurt.csv | The table of the analysis. |
| How many serving sizes does one kind of food have? | serving-sizes-in-a-category.csv | The table of the analysis. |
| How much protein is in products named "protein"? | protein-claims.csv | The table of the analysis. |
| Packaged foods against USDA reference foods of the same kind | branded-vs-reference-foods.csv | The table of the analysis. |
| Calorie density by USDA food group | calorie-density-by-food-group.csv | The table of the analysis. |
On every ranking and list
Each aisle ranking has its top 250 as CSV (the link sits under "How this ranking is made"), and each nutrient list has its rows as CSV, with the portion, the amount per portion, per 100 g and per 100 calories, and the % Daily Value.
Source: USDA FoodData Central (public domain); U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (public domain). Our tables: CC BY 4.0.