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[NEDA]

Hello,

 

I was wondering does anyone has recommendation and experience for nutritional analysis software in the market?

 

Thanks,

[BrummyJim]

Hi Dwei,

 

I used NutriCalc (https://nutricalc.co.uk/) in a previous job. It was rather clunky and difficult to learn. However, it seemed to work well and used standard reference databases for the ingredients with the option of adding your own values if you were using something not in the database. They are aware of the limitations and will advise you (and offer training)!

[FurFarmandFork]

Genesis (ESHA Research) is pretty popular here in the US. Both the stock ingredients and ability to add your own are good, and I think they have different levels of the software depending on your organizations IT infastructure.

[KevinW]

I've used NutraCoster (http://www.sweetware.../costpage.shtml) for a few years now. Simple to enter your own information or use a standard reference.

[QSDA]

Hi

You could try FSA Australia New Zealand nutritional panel calculator, free and quite easy

 

http://www.foodstand...es/default.aspx