Paysan Breton - L'Emmental Français Râpé - European Score 100/100

European Score analysis

Paysan Breton's Emmental Français Râpé achieves a perfect European Score of 100, placing it in the 54th percentile within the grated emmentaler category, which contains 76 assessed products. The score reflects a fully French supply chain: company headquarters and manufacturing each contribute the maximum 35 points, distribution adds 15, and proximity contributes 5. Certifications score 0, and no organic or equivalent third-party accreditation is present. The product carries a Produced in Brittany label, and manufacturing is attributed to two facilities in Brittany — Lanfains and Ploudaniel — reinforcing the regional provenance claim. Origins are declared as France, and the ingredients sub-score of 10 is the maximum. For a European-minded shopper, this score communicates a clear and traceable domestic product: French milk, processed in Brittany by a Breton dairy brand. Paysan Breton is a well-established cooperative brand whose identity is closely tied to Breton agricultural production, and the dual-facility manufacturing attribution adds transparency to the supply chain. The absence of certification points is unremarkable for a conventional grated cheese product. At the 54th percentile, this product performs slightly above the median of a competitive category where many products also score strongly on European criteria. Shoppers who value regional French provenance and cooperative dairy production will find this product's European profile well-documented and credible.