Editorial transparency
How content on Tigoo is produced and checked
Tigoo is operated by Nutri Nordic AB, the responsible publisher for all published content. Lexicon entries, guides and articles are drafted with AI assistance from primary sources and must pass automated checks before they are published; editorial responsibility rests with the publisher. This page describes how the process actually works, what is checked automatically and how you report an error.
Editorial responsibility
Editorial responsibility rests with the publisher, Nutri Nordic AB — not with individual bylines. The publisher sets the rules for what may be published (source requirements, permitted health claims, a daily publishing cap), follows up on reported errors and corrects or unpublishes content. Not every text is reviewed by a person before publication; where a person has reviewed an article, the article says so.
Our sources
We base factual claims about vitamins, minerals, nutrients and dosage on official assessments — never on marketing material from manufacturers.
- The Swedish Food Agency (Livsmedelsverket) — Swedish national recommendations for nutrient intake and supplements.
- EFSA (European Food Safety Authority) — the EU's scientific assessment of health claims.
- EU Regulation 1924/2006 — the list of approved nutrition and health claims.
- EU Regulation 1170/2009 — rules for vitamins and minerals in food supplements.
- The National Board of Health and Welfare (Socialstyrelsen) — for questions about medicines versus supplements.
- Nordic Nutrition Recommendations (NNR) — joint Nordic nutrition recommendations.
How content is created
- Sources. Every text starts from primary sources — official assessments (see above), the EU register of authorised health claims and the manufacturer's declared list of ingredients. Marketing material is never used as a factual source.
- AI-assisted draft. Drafts are written with the help of AI language models working from the collected sources. The model may only use information that is present in that source material.
- Automated checks. Before publication every text passes automated gates: health claims are matched against an allowlist built from the EU register of authorised claims (Regulation 1924/2006), factual statements are verified against the sources by a separate, independent model check, and translations are checked against the original so the meaning does not change. A text that fails a check is not published.
- Review labels. Nutri Nordic AB is the responsible publisher. Review and automated source-check labels are shown only when a recorded check applies to the current article version.
- Corrections. Reported errors are investigated and the content is corrected or unpublished. Corrected articles get a new update date.
Update interval
Content is updated when a source changes — for example when the Swedish Food Agency publishes new recommendations, EFSA releases a new assessment or the manufacturer changes the formula, packaging or certifications. Product pages follow the manufacturer's data continuously.
What we don't do
- We give no medical advice. For questions about treatment, dosage in case of illness or interaction with medicines — contact a doctor, pharmacist or 1177.
- We use no unauthorised health claims. Claims that supplements "cure", "prevent" or "heal" disease are stopped by the automated claims gate — if you still find such wording, report it and we will remove it.
- We do not make up countries of origin or manufacturing details for brands. When facts are missing we describe the range, not the geography.
Report an error
Found an inaccuracy — a product with the wrong list of ingredients, a lexicon article with an outdated source, or a claim you believe breaches EU Regulation 1924/2006? Let us know and we'll correct it within 48 hours.
Responsible publisher
Nutri Nordic AB
Registration number, address and contact details are available on About us.
Page last updated: 2026-10-03