Fromage pour tartiflette 27% Mat. Gr. - European Score 100/100

European Score analysis

Les Croisés' tartiflette cheese earns a European Score of 100, with a breakdown of 35 points each for company headquarters and manufacturing, 10 for ingredients, 15 for distribution, 0 for certifications, and 5 for proximity. French milk collection is declared on the label, supporting the ingredients and proximity scores. No formal European certification marks are recorded, so the certifications dimension yields no points. Within the uncooked pressed cheeses category, this product ranks at the 61st percentile across 625 references — an exceptionally large segment in which a 61st-percentile position places it above the majority of assessed products, a meaningful result given the scale of competition. For a European-minded shopper, the 100 score confirms a product where brand, milk sourcing, and distribution are French and European. The declared French milk collection is an important supply chain signal for a product that is both a speciality regional format and a widely available retail item. In a category of 625 products, maintaining a 61st-percentile European footprint ranking requires consistent performance across the structural dimensions. The absence of certification marks — such as an Abondance or Reblochon PDO, which some tartiflette cheeses carry — limits the score in the certifications dimension. Shoppers who want the most European-certified option in this large category would find alternatives with PDO labels more competitive.