v1.2.0Turns a WooCommerce shop into a food shop. Nutrition, allergens, and expiry dates that behave like stock.
Two new product types, Food Simple and Food Variable, that behave exactly like the WooCommerce types they are based on. Your existing products are untouched.
A label, amount and unit table declared per 100 g or 100 ml, pre-filled with the five EU-mandatory rows and fully editable. Rows reorder by drag, rename, and indent as sub-nutrients. Variable products share one table or let a single variation override it.
Ingredients in declaration order with optional percentages and sub-ingredients, each able to carry one of the fourteen EU-declarable allergens. The product page renders the list as one sentence with allergens in bold, plus a separate may-contain line.
One row per batch with expiry date, quantity, batch number, batch date and supplier. Once tracking is on, the batch table is the product's stock: WooCommerce stock management steps aside, and shoppers cannot buy more than the batches hold.
A discount ladder tied to how close a batch is to its date, for example fifteen per cent a week out and fifty on the last day. The product's own price never changes. The shopper opts into the reduced batch, and the discount applies to that cart line only.
Every batch row from every food product in one list, closest expiry first, colour-coded by urgency, filterable by date range and exportable as CSV. Expired batches can be written off by hand or automatically each night at an hour you choose.
Per marked-down batch: units sold, revenue taken, what the discount cost you, and how much expired unsold anyway. The number that tells you whether the ladder is set right.
A scheduled digest of batches at or near expiry, sent daily, weekly or fortnightly to the shop users you pick, with every send recorded in an email log. Categories such as Clearance are added as expiry nears and removed once a fresher batch arrives.
Thirteen colour fields covering the ingredient list, nutrition table, batch picker, the reduced-to-clear badge and the best-before line, with a live light and dark preview and a WCAG contrast check. Leave a field empty and the shipped styling stands.
Straight from the WordPress.org listing, so what you see here is what the plugin actually renders.
WooCommerce must be installed and active. The plugin refuses to activate without it, and deactivates itself with a notice if WooCommerce is later switched off.
6.8 or higher, tested up to 7.1.
8.1 or higher.
Required. HPOS and the block cart and checkout are both supported.
GPLv2 or later. Fork it, change it, ship your own version.
No bundled libraries. It reuses the jQuery and Select2 that WordPress and WooCommerce already load.
Removes its own settings and logs. Nutrition, ingredient and tracking data on your products survives.