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Additive Atlas Label Diff Analyzer
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Additive Atlas Label Diff Analyzer is a paid API for AI agents from api.additiveatlas.monon.space, paid per call via x402, $0.01/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-13).
Parses a food label's additive/ingredient text and returns cross-jurisdiction regulatory derivations for each identified additive across JP, EU, and US axes
Price / call$0.01
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Find the additives named on a food label and return, for each, the cross-axis derivation across jurisdictions
Output
A structured response containing each identified additive from the label text, with cross-axis derivation data showing how that substance is regulated under each of the other major jurisdictions (JP, EU, US, Codex, IAR), enabling side-by-side regulatory comparison.
Example use cases
Imported product compliance check
“Here's the ingredient list from a US packaged food we want to sell in Japan — the label text is in English and it's written for US regulations. Can you identify all the additives and tell me how each one is treated under Japanese and EU rules?”
Consumer food safety research
“I just photographed the back of an EU-labelled cereal box — here's the additives text in French. Can you pull out every additive listed and show me the cross-jurisdiction breakdown comparing how the US and Japan regulate each one?”
Food tech regulatory gap analysis
“We're formulating a new product and I need to know which of these additives — 'sodium benzoate, carrageenan, tartrazine, BHA' — have different regulatory statuses between the EU, US, and Japan. Treat this as a US-axis label in English.”
Technical details
Endpoint
POSThttps://api.additiveatlas.monon.space/v1/labels/analyze/diff?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when you have a raw food label text and need to identify multiple additives at once with a full cross-jurisdiction regulatory comparison in a single call. Prefer this over the single-substance sibling endpoint when processing entire ingredient sections rather than one known additive name. Best suited for compliance workflows, import/export regulatory checks, and consumer-facing food transparency tools.
Side effects
- Unsupported axis+language combination returns an error referencing the GET / scopes endpoint
- Non-additive ingredient text may yield no identified additives
- Ambiguous or proprietary ingredient names may not resolve to a known additive
- Malformed or empty text input returns a validation error
- Unknown ISO 639-1 language code results in a bad request error
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| axis | string | Regulatory axis the label is written for |
| lang | string | Language of the label text (ISO 639-1). Accepted axis+lang pairs are listed by GET / under scopes |
| text | — | The additive (or whole ingredient) section of one label: one raw string, or an array of already-split items |
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