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Score your products and get insights to improve them

Step 1
Introductory call & quotation

Introductory call with Planet-score team to understand your products and objectives, followed by a tailored quotation.

Step 2
Data collection

Product, sourcing and farming data are collected or completed using robust scientific databases when needed.

Step 3
Scientific assessment

Products are assessed using a multi-criteria, science-based methodology covering key environmental impacts.

Products scored!
Planet-score delivery

Environmental impacts are aggregated into a clear, actionable score.
Average delivery time: around two weeks.

Trusted by Consumers

The Label People Prefer

Because of its intuitive and educational aspect, Planet-score is the label widely preferred by consumers in all the studies carried out (UFC-Que Choisir...)

 

The Label People Know

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Having tested it for over two years through assessment and eco-design, we are convinced that Planet-score, implemented by our teams since May 2024, is a powerful educational tool for consumers and all our stakeholders.
We are convinced that Planet-score will accelerate the necessary ecological transition of our sector and we hope that many other players in the retail industry will adopt it.

Read more about Picard's commitment

Picard Surgelés

At Monoprix, we are experimenting with displaying a rating – Planet-score – to inform consumers about the environmental impact of food products.

Through this initiative, Monoprix demonstrates its commitment to greater environmental transparency and to helping consumers make more informed choices, alongside existing nutritional information

Read more about Monoprix's commitment

Monoprix

Planet Score, the label of transparency, allows a quick identification on the product of its origin, its degree of ultra-processing, its environmental impact and producer remuneration.
Biocoop is the first retail chain to evaluate its own brand products through this comprehensive labelling.

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Biocoop

To meet consumer expectations and give them more transparency about the environmental impact of the products they buy, La Vie Claire has committed to experimenting with Planet-score.
Historically a member of Synabio, the brand chose to participate in the experimental rollout of this new label, initially evaluating 80 La Vie Claire brand products. In 2024, this approach continues with more than 756 references evaluated, and over 94% of products receiving the highest scores (A and B).

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La Vie Claire

Planet-Score label is now displayed on 100 % of Greenweez’s products (excluding non-assessable products from fishing).

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Greenweez

Pomona adopts Planet-score® evaluation framework for its own brand ‘Bon&Engagé’. This decision is consistent with the Group’s CSR policy, which aims to develop and promote access to better and responsible food. All products under the ‘Bon&Engagé’ brand, with the exception of fishing products, are included.

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Pomona Group

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300 marques nous font confiance

Gerblé
Bjorg
Vrai
omie & cie
Ninkasi
Danival
Naturalia
Blédina
Les 2 vaches
Autour du riz
greenweez
Hipp
Karma
Monoprix
Bonneterre
D'aucy
Franprix
Nestlé
Carrefour
Loué
a

We go beyond Carbon Accounting

Carbon accounting is all the rage but it poses three problems. 

  • As a consumer you need to be able to value farming systems within the same category – carrot versus carrot. This will help you choose the best carrot. LCA methodologies will not give you results with this type of precision. 
  • Second there are serious problems in the LCA methodologies and parameters used to evaluate carbon footprint in living or renewable systems, such as textiles and food. 
  • Third and most important is the problem of carbon tunnel vision: looking at carbon only, independently of other key environmental concerns, can lead to outcomes that are NOT better for the environment.This can be detrimental to biodiversity, for example.

Planet Score adjusts for methodological flaws and gives a real ecological value under key and easily recognised headings. 

 

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