Nx measures / compares produce quality.
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NxC
NxC is a simple comparison tool for everyday use
What it does:
- NDI (Nutrient Density Index) only (fast scan)
- Simple display
- No connectivity
Key message:
“Compare food in seconds”
Best for:
- Shoppers
- Families
looking for best quality, best value for money!
NxiC
Adds insight without complexity
What it does:
- NDI + SSI (Sugar Spectral Index)
- Ratio (SCI/NDI) to indicate extent of 'sweetness' dominance
- Slightly more detailed display
Key message:
“Understand taste and balance”
Best for:
- Engaged consumers, health enthusiasts.
- Food enthusiasts (flavour rather than sweetness)
- Those wanting to avoid sugar laden produce. (indicator of possible GMO, NBT (New Breeding Technique), and/or other gene editing techniques etc.)
How It Works” (NDI/SSI explained simply)
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- if SSI/NDI Ratio is >.6 (or 60%), then it is possible that the seed has been modified to produce "sweetness"
- NutriMeter uses light to assess fresh produce — quickly and simply. It provides two easy-to-understand readings that help you compare food quality in real time.
When light is directed onto fresh produce, it reflects back differently depending on the internal composition.
NutriMeter measures this reflected light and converts it into simple indices.
NDI — Nutrient Density Index
A general signal related to the nutrient density of the produce as well as freshness
(Freshness Index (FI) uses same light waves as NDI).
👉 Used for NBI/FI comparisons between items.
SSI — Sugar Spectral Index
Indicates the relative dominance of sugars in the reading.
👉 Helps explain taste differences and balance
NDI / SDI Ratio
Shows the balance between density and sugar weighting.
👉 Useful for comparing eating experience. General rule at this early stage of testing:
- if SSI/NDI Ratio is >0.6 (or 60%), then it is possible that the seed has been modified to produce "sweetness"
- if SSI/NDI ratio is <0.4 (or 40%) then it is likely that the produce is natural, un-modified or heritage.
What This Means
Nutri-Meter does not measure “good” or “bad” food.
It provides a simple, objective way to compare.
🟩 Why It Matters
Two pieces of fruit can look identical — but deliver very different results.
Nutri-Meter helps you:
- Compare before you buy
- Learn what works for you
- Make more informed choices
Simple measurements. Better decisions.