petit billy - European Score 100/100

European Score analysis

Petit Billy's fresh goat cheese reaches a perfect score of 100, with a breakdown that is identical in structure to other top-scoring French dairy products: headquarters contributing 35, manufacturing in France 35, distribution 15, proximity 5, and ingredients 10. No certifications dimension is recorded, leaving that element at zero. The origins data is notably specific, tracing the product to Noyal-sur-Vilaine in Ille-et-Vilaine, Brittany, and the label set includes both a made-in-France declaration and a carbon footprint indicator, alongside a no-preservatives claim.

Within the fresh goat cheese category, this product shares a 69th percentile rank with others at the same score level, meaning it scores higher than 69% of the 59 products in the category. That position reflects the domestic ownership and French production, even without organic certification.

For a European-focused shopper, what distinguishes Petit Billy from many competitors is the specificity of the geographical traceability: the origins link the product to a named Breton commune, which goes beyond the generic French origin declarations common in this category. The carbon footprint label suggests the producer monitors environmental impact, though this does not affect the European score directly. The no-preservatives label and the made-in-France mark reinforce a product identity built on straightforward domestic dairy production. Shoppers prioritising European sourcing over organic certification will find this product highly compelling, and the 69th percentile placing confirms it outperforms more than two thirds of the fresh goat cheese products assessed.