This article applies to the following workspace types
Nutrition Labelling
A nutrient filter shows only a chosen set of nutrients in the analysis pane, such as the components you need for Country of Origin Labelling and Health Star Ratings. Unlike turning nutrients off in Workspace settings, a filter doesn't change what's calculated, and you can apply or remove it at any time. Nutrient filters are shared across the workspace.
Create a nutrient filter
- Open any raw material, sub recipe or recipe.
- In the analysis pane, select Analysis, then click Apply filters.
- Beside Nutrient filter, click +.
- Enter a name for the filter and select the nutrients to include.
- Click Save changes.
Apply a nutrient filter
- Open a resource.
- In the analysis pane, click Apply filters.
- Select the nutrient filter.
The analysis pane now shows only the nutrients in the filter, and the Apply filters icon shows that a filter is on. To show all nutrients again, clear the filter.
For example, with a CoOL and HSRs filter applied:
Edit or delete a nutrient filter
In the analysis pane, click Apply filters, point to the nutrient filter, and select Edit or Delete.
Tip
You can also use Apply filters to analyse only sections of a recipe with particular section tags.
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