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Sucre glace - Jean Hervé with score 65/100

Sucre glace - European Score 65/100

Jean Hervé

Sucre glace by Jean Hervé is rated 65/100 according to our European origin criteria. Average choice. It has some European connections but could be better.

It is a food product found in 1 countries.

260 g

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Nutritional Scores

Nutri-Score
E
Eco-Score
A-PLUS
NOVA
2

Categories

sweeteners sugars powdered sugars

Ingredients

Sucre de canne roux demeter

Origin Data

Countries france
Packaging Verre, Pot

European Score

0 /100
European Resident

"Pays taxes and recycles properly. Almost one of us."

Detailed Breakdown:

Scoring Methodology
Headquarters 35/35
Manufacturing 0/35
Ingredients 10/10
Distribution 15/15
EU Certifications +5

Analysis:

  • Corporate headquarters in France & Monaco (+35 pts)
  • Manufacturing location unknown
  • Main European ingredients: Sucre de canne roux demeter (+10 pts)
  • Distributed exclusively in Europe (1 countries) (+15 pts)
  • European certification: eu-organic (+5 pts)
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European Score analysis

Sucre glace scores 65/100 on European origin criteria. A strong result — higher than 77% of the 53 powdered sugars products in our database. The brand is European-owned, which anchors the origin score. Some manufacturing or distribution steps are European, but the chain is not fully transparent. A certification or regional sourcing signal contributes a few points.

  • The brand is European-owned, which anchors the origin score.
  • Some manufacturing or distribution steps are European, but the chain is not fully transparent.
  • A certification or regional sourcing signal contributes a few points.

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Analysis & Insights

Expert Data Analysis

The European Score of 65/100 for Sucre glace suggests a moderate alignment with regional economic standards.

When analyzing the corporate structure of Jean Hervé, we see its direct and positive impact on the regional economy.

Moderate transport mileage makes this a balanced but not leadership-level choice for the environment.

Regarding health, this product offers full transparency on its ingredients and composition.

Transparency from Jean Hervé on this reference is acceptable but lacks granular sourcing details.

This is a typical market choice, offering some European ties without absolute excellence.

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