Atlas “pet food” rows from Open Pet Food Facts.
Atlas + Parquet + partner-feed audit · daily
0 product evidence pages pass the tightened GTIN gate.
Every available pet-data layer was rechecked. This report shows what can become a durable page now, what remains useful only in aggregate, and exactly why the larger commercial sets stay out.
17 US-tagged + 14 UK-tagged.
Ingredients + all five core analytical values.
Substantive label + at least two exact market-source classes.
United States
Primary marketUnited Kingdom
Separate marketQualified exact-GTIN pages
Live Atlas D1| Product identity | Market | Label fields | Commercial source classes | Latest material date |
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What the wider stores add
Large archives are useful without becoming pages.
Atlas also holds 1,320 commercial-feed pet-food entities: 1,086 carry a GTIN and 0 have a retailer-feed observation. There is no exact GTIN overlap with the 300-row open-label subset, so those commercial-only entities are excluded from product pages.
Active private partner payloads add 454 pet-feed rows but no GTINs. The 125,239-row Walmart Parquet pilot is clothing, not pet food. These sources are recorded in the audit, not stretched into name-only matches.
Product evidence gate
Presence is not enough
- Exact identityValid 14-digit GTIN, product name and brand.
- Substantive labelIngredient text plus protein, fat, fibre, ash and moisture.
- Market scopeExplicit US or UK country tag; rules remain separate.
- Two identity observationsAt least two governed market-source classes on the same exact product ID.
- Source separationCommercial observations never validate ingredients or nutrition.
- Rights, dates and limitsOpen label terms, material dates, public link and no safety/suitability claims.
Update clock
Queried daily; source dates stay honest.
Checked 8 Sept 2026, 12:12 UTC. The 04:17 UTC scheduled refresh warms this report and the sitemap. New pages appear only when live Atlas rows pass the same deterministic checks.