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Editorial and corrections policy
Forkin publishes practical explanations, not medical advice. This page explains who is responsible for the work and how readers can challenge it.
Last reviewed: 20 July 2026
Sources first
Regulatory and scientific statements should link to primary material from bodies such as the European Commission, EFSA, Santé publique France, ADEME, IARC or the relevant national recall authority. A secondary source may provide context, but it does not replace the underlying decision or dataset.
Review and authorship
Articles are prepared and reviewed by the Forkin editorial team at Eutopix Labs P.S.A. We do not present staff as clinicians, dietitians or lawyers unless their identity and relevant qualification are published alongside the work. Material health or legal claims require review by a suitably qualified external professional before we make that claim.
Automation and AI
Automation may help structure or translate source material, but it is not treated as evidence. Additive pages must pass localization and semantic checks before search indexing; high-traffic and flagged pages receive human review. We do not invent sources, reviewers or certainty.
Updates and corrections
We update a page when its source, methodology or underlying catalogue changes materially. Substantive article revisions change the visible review date. Quiet typographic fixes do not. If you find an error, include the page URL, the disputed statement and a supporting source.
Send editorial corrections through our correction form or email hello@forkin.io. Safety-critical corrections are prioritized.