SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Caloricious Inc. announced today the launch of the first custom search engine for mobile devices that enables customers to find nutrition-specific products in their local supermarkets. It is the only available fully-loaded power application that focuses strictly on the preferences and allergens contained in food and beverage items. "We are thrilled to launch our company in this booming online food media sector," says founder and CEO, Guna Ramireddy. "We fully expect that Caloricious will revolutionize the way consumers view shopping for their personal dietary needs."
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Caloricious (www.caloricious.com) was officially established in August of 2009. The new Caloricious application is based on patent pending technology, and compatible with any iPhone or iPod Touch device with operating system version 3.1, and offers the following features:
Please visit www.caloricious.com for further information on Caloricious, Inc.
Contact The Larose Group, LLC for a free trial of the Caloricious iPhone app and interview opportunities.
Frances Larose / Hilary Laurie
650.548.6700 / [email protected]
SOURCE Caloricious Inc.
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Caloricious (www.caloricious.com) was officially established in August of 2009. The new Caloricious application is based on patent pending technology, and compatible with any iPhone or iPod Touch device with operating system version 3.1, and offers the following features:
- A quick, easy search of over 30,000 food and beverage items;
- Consumer ability to identify products based on nutrients, allergens, ingredients and preference, such as organic, natural, vegetarian and vegan;
- Simple explanations of health benefits for each product;
- Calorie labeling and marking questionable additives;
- Traffic light labeling alerts indicating high fat, cholesterol, sugar and sodium;
- Spelling correction and search tips, including descriptive keywords, such as "high protein bars" or "gluten free cereal".
Please visit www.caloricious.com for further information on Caloricious, Inc.
Contact The Larose Group, LLC for a free trial of the Caloricious iPhone app and interview opportunities.
Frances Larose / Hilary Laurie
650.548.6700 / [email protected]
SOURCE Caloricious Inc.