The short answer is no…
The long answer…
If a maturity level/label exists it will be on index 3,4 on nfinfo from Title Information->Load Title Details
"nfinfo": [
"/images/imdb/tt1600194.jpg",
"Hawaii Five-0",
"Hawaii's top cops are reborn in this update of an iconic TV show. They may work in paradise, but there's enough crime to keep them working overtime.",
"90", <-maturity level
"dialogue, language, sexual situations and violence", <-maturity label
"4.2525377",
"series",
"2016-03-25 08:24:40",
"2015-04-14 12:11:47",
"2010",
"70176866",
"na",
"http://cdn6.nflximg.net/ipl/29419/6c9964339f41c9c0d5fce6d030708bbbaff66eb3.jpg"
],
The short answer is no…
The long answer…
If a maturity level/label exists it will be on index 3,4 on nfinfo from Title Information->Load Title Details
As in the BBFC rating, sometimes know on Netflix as ‘maturity rating’