Find out whether what is in a US product would be allowed in Europe.
Scan the barcode on a US grocery or drugstore product — or photograph its ingredients label — and Euro reports how the European Union treats what is inside: additives banned outright, ones held under restriction, and ones that would carry a warning label on the same shelf in the EU.
Verdicts come from published European regulations on food additives and cosmetic ingredients, each entry recorded against its source. Where an ingredient list is incomplete, Euro says so rather than guessing. It is a reference tool, not health advice.
For a handful of products sold in both markets, Euro puts the two recipes side by side — same box, same flavor, different ingredient list.