The A-to-E system that shows a dish's nutritional quality at a glance.
The Nutri-Score is a nutrition label used in several European countries (including Belgium and France) on packaged food products. It summarizes nutritional quality in a single letter (A to E), letting you compare products at a glance.
The formula weighs negative elements (energy, saturated fat, sugars, salt) against positive elements (protein, fiber, and the share of fruit, vegetables, legumes and nuts) — all per 100 grams. The more favorable that balance, the higher the score (closer to A).
Best nutritional quality — e.g. most vegetables, fruit and legumes.
Good nutritional quality.
Average nutritional quality.
Modest nutritional quality — often richer in sugar, salt or saturated fat.
Least favorable nutritional quality — this doesn't mean it's unhealthy or forbidden, just that it's best enjoyed in moderation.