If you don't see Food Grade display, please check the Diet you chose. If it is Mediterranean Diet, Food Grade is purposely hidden by default. The Mediterranean diet is richer in healthy oils and fats than other diet plans. Therefore, common Mediterranean foods with a higher total fat content will show a lower grade. The Food Grade calculated for the basic calorie counting plan could be misleading when applied to the Mediterranean diet.
Nevertheless, if you prefer to see the Food Grade, you can still turn Food Grade ON even after you switch to the Mediterranean diet. Enabling it is possible via the settings of the app and website. If you are an IOS app user, you can do it via the Me - App Settings - Diet Logging section. If you are using an Android device, tap the three vertical dots on the top-right corner of the food label screen, select Food Grade Settings, and adjust the option to Show Food Grade in Food Log, analysis screen, and reports. On the website, you can tap the gear icon on the top-right corner of the Food page and choose the Food Grade item from the list that appears on clicking the Show Nutrients in Food Log option from the popup menu.