VERDICT
Worth it
Should I use Ethical Barcode?
Not disclosed - ethicalbarcode.com
· 12 hours ago
Download it if you're a US grocery shopper wanting quick company-ethics scores at the shelf — it's free. Skip it if you need current, audited ESG data or live outside its apparent US coverage.
Medium. Based on 40+ public sources; mostly third-party listicles and Reddit threads with little vendor documentation.
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Free
medium
No security page found; data-handling practices undisclosed
medium
Guess: coverage is US-centric; Canadian users report limitations
low
Pricing never published on the site; roundups list it as free, verify in app store
low
Roundup listings are years old; confirm the app is still maintained
Value for money: 5/5
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Starting price
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Analyzed
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No known vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Users describe it as a handy scanner for company ethics, though some now speak of it in the past tense.
“I used to use the ethical barcode app”
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Based on 40+ public sources; mostly third-party listicles and Reddit threads with little vendor documentation.
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Based on 40+ public sources; mostly third-party listicles and Reddit threads with little vendor documentation.
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