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Trinkgenuss Orange - Granini with score 60/100

Trinkgenuss Orange - European Score 60/100

Granini

Trinkgenuss Orange by Granini is rated 60/100 according to our European origin criteria. Average choice. It has some European connections but could be better.

It is a food product found in 2 countries.

0,2 l

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Nutritional Scores

Nutri-Score
C
Eco-Score
C
NOVA
1

Categories

beverages and beverages preparations plant based foods and beverages beverages fruit based foods and beverages plant based beverages fruit based beverages juices and nectars fruit nectars fruit juices fruit juices from concentrate

Ingredients

Orangensaft aus Orangensaftkonzentrat

Origin Data

Countries france, germany
Packaging Bottle

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

Analysis:

  • Corporate headquarters in Germany (+35 pts)
  • Manufacturing location unknown
  • Main European ingredients: Orangensaft aus Orangensaftkonzentrat (+10 pts)
  • Distributed exclusively in Europe (2 countries) (+15 pts)
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European Score analysis

Trinkgenuss Orange scores 60/100 on European origin criteria. Among the very best: this scores higher than 93% of the 59 orange nectars products we track. The brand is European-owned, which anchors the origin score. Some manufacturing or distribution steps are European, but the chain is not fully transparent.

  • The brand is European-owned, which anchors the origin score.
  • Some manufacturing or distribution steps are European, but the chain is not fully transparent.

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Analysis & Insights

Expert Data Analysis

The European Score of 60/100 for Trinkgenuss Orange suggests a moderate alignment with regional economic standards.

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

Data confirms that this product fails to meet basic regional ecological expectations.

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

Transparency from Granini 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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