CO₂ score

In our menu, we label dishes with a _CO² score. The score is based on calculations from the Eaternity database. It uses a star rating to indicate how climate-friendly the dishes are and makes it possible to take the impact on the climate into account when selecting dishes. For more information, take a look at the table below.

For better comparability, in addition to the stated amount of CO2, the extent to which the energy and nutrient content of a standard portion contributes to covering the daily requirement is also assessed. A standard portion is approximately 500 grams and 560 kcal. This means that everything can be compared fairly. If no values are displayed, we do not have any calculations for this dish.

	Meaning	Explanation
3 stars	At least 50 % better than the average	is in line with the goal of climate-friendly nutrition
2 stars	better than the average	on the home stretch of a climate-friendly diet
1 star	Worse than the average	is below the average for a climate-friendly diet

The average is based on over 100,000 calculated products.

Data basis:
The data required for the_{CO2 score} is calculated and assessed on the basis of the Eaternity Database (EDB). According to the Swiss organisation Eaternity, the EDB is currently the largest and most comprehensive database for calculating menus and food products. It is constantly being expanded and reviewed by scientists from various universities and institutes. The data is determined using a life cycle analysis, taking into account factors such as season, cultivation methods, transport and preservation. The assessment is based on comparative values from many companies in the catering industry.
Further information on the Eaternity footprint and the database can be found here: Eaternity database