{"name":"Seed Oil Tracker — Restaurant Chain Seed-Oil Grades","license":"Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0)","license_url":"https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/","attribution":"Seed Oil Tracker (seedoiltracker.com)","source":"https://seedoiltracker.com/open-data","chain_count":2,"chains":[{"chain":"Starbucks","country":"IM","slug":"starbucks","grade":"A","risk":"Low Risk","avg_pufa_per_item":1.066,"menu_items_scored":326,"cooking_oil":"No deep frying. Rapeseed oil in dressings, spreads and baked goods; sunflower oil in the oat drink and some sandwich fillings (pesto, semi-dried tomatoes); olive oil in the focaccia. Per Starbucks UK's Autumn 2026 food and beverage guides, which cover the UK menu the two Isle of Man stores sell (Starbucks' own store data files them under country GB). Starbucks publishes no statement that names the Isle of Man.","seed_oil_free_verified":false,"report_card":"https://seedoiltracker.com/im/chains/starbucks"},{"chain":"Costa Coffee","country":"IM","slug":"costa-coffee","grade":"A","risk":"Low Risk","avg_pufa_per_item":1.249,"menu_items_scored":186,"cooking_oil":"No fryer. Rapeseed oil in panini bread, mayo, dressings and hash browns, sunflower oil in pesto-based fillings, butter in pastries: this is Costa's UK range, which the Isle of Man stores sell (they are listed on Costa's UK store finder and take Costa UK app Collect orders). Costa does not publish an oil statement that names the Isle of Man.","seed_oil_free_verified":false,"report_card":"https://seedoiltracker.com/im/chains/costa-coffee"}]}