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Edible categories*: meat, fruits/vegetables, dairy, dry/canned grocery, frozen foods, salty snacks, sweet snacks, confectionery, beverage alcohol, soda, juice, water, coffee, tea
Non-edible/household*: baby food, pet food, cleaning products, household paper, hair care, skin care, personal hygiene, make-up, fragrances, OTC, vitamins/ supplements
Sample product attributes: all natural, organic, plant-based, limited ingredients, no/low sugar, no/low fat, no/low carb, high protein, whole grain/multigrain, non-GMO, gluten-free, dairy-free, enriched with vitamins/minerals, hormone free, among others
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