Teurgoule goût vanille - European Score 100/100

European Score analysis

Les Éleveurs de Charentonne's vanilla-flavoured Teurgoule achieves a European Score of 100, placing it in the 54th percentile among the 13 products assessed in the teurgoules category — the same percentile as the rum variant in this batch, reflecting the competitive parity within this small Norman dessert segment.

The score is distributed across five of the six components. Company headquarters and manufacturing each contribute the maximum 35, confirming that the producer's French corporate base and its manufacturing facility — recorded in France — are firmly within the European framework. Origins are recorded as France, with specific references to Normandy, Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur, Camargue, and Bouches-du-Rhône, reflecting the geographic diversity of ingredient sourcing within France. The ingredients score of 10 and distribution score of 15 indicate European-aligned sourcing and logistics. The proximity score of 5 recognises geographic closeness. No certifications points are awarded, and the product carries no organic or protected designation labels. The low or no added salt label reflects a formulation characteristic.

For a European-minded shopper, this product presents a coherent French supply chain with notable ingredient provenance transparency, drawing on several French regions for its raw materials. The 54th percentile ranking reflects how competitive this small but well-defined category is. The absence of certifications is the only structural gap in the score, but the product's French identity and ingredient traceability are clearly articulated and provide a meaningful basis for European-oriented purchasing decisions.