In line with the Nutritics mission to empower the world to make better food choices, Nutritics, in collaboration with Healthy Ireland, Fingal County Council and University College Dublin have launched a new pilot initiative in Swords (Dublin) called “Libro Healthy Towns”. This is both a public health initiative and a technology showcase demonstrating, for the first time, the full Nutritics Connect vision. This vision connects food service, nutrition professionals and researchers to consumers under one platform, and delivers value to everyone involved in the process in a data driven approach. The initiative involves using Nutritics to calculate nutrition and allergen information at food service locations in Swords, enabling the presentation of recipe specific food information to customers using signage and digital menu displays on-site. Food business also benefit from costs and waste management, reformulation suggestions, automated nutrition label generation, support with Regulatory compliance and tracking of ingredient sustainability. The Nutritics smartphone app, ‘Libro’, highlights available menus to consumers based on geographic location. This personal version of the menu can be filtered based on user dietary preference, food allergen information or nutrition requirements. Libro also enables the user to track their steps, activity, sleep and foods consumed within the home, in addition to the restaurant items.  The pilot phase of the initiative is underway with 10 locations currently engaged, with a full launch in Swords scheduled for July 2019.