Our vision
Re-imagining the future of food and nutrient data

Real-time info
Our Data in Numbers
10
National Food Composition Databases
271
nutrients
5
publications
467,954
content pages

Why is this a good idea?
Simply put, we believe that this is a good idea because Food Data Wiki is:
- Open and Free
- Community-based
- Diversity-focused
- Multilingual
- Dynamic
We want to have an open conversation about our project. Food Data Wiki offers a great place to discuss how best to build this community and the system. We look forward to having an evolving concept around a community-driven food composition database in our Wiki.
Sharing our thoughts
Our writings
2024 Reuse of the FoodOn ontology in a knowledge base of food composition data. Thornton K, Seals-Nutt K, Matsuzaki M, Dooley D. Semantic Web. 2024 Oct 4;15(4):1195-206.
2024. Nutritional Data Integrity in Complex Language Model Applications: Harnessing the WikiFCD Knowledge Graph for AI Self-Verification Across Multilingual International Food Composition Tables to Enrich Accuracy within Software Systems and AI-Enabled Interfaces. Thornton K, Seals-Nutt K, Matsuzaki M. CEUR Workshop Proceedings.
2023. Multilingual Labels for FoodOn. CEUR Workshop Proceedings.
2022. Matching Food Items with FoodOn Identifiers in a Knowledge Base. Thornton, K., Seals-Nutt, K., Matsuzaki, M. CEUR Workshop Proceedings.
2021. Introducing WikiFCD: Many Food CompositionTables in a Single Knowledge Base. Thornton, K., Seals-Nutt, K., Matsuzaki, M. IFOW.



